Child Guidance

Lead or show someone the way to reach a goal

• Leadership

• Guidance

• Help

• Assistance

Train someone physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially

• Discipline

• Punishment

• Guidance

• Practice

Can make children timid and withdrawn or rebellious and mean; lead children to

feel bad about themselves and to develop fewer feelings of self-control; lead children to question parents’ love and discount the times they really do want to talk; hold or spend time with them

• Coping Mechanisms

• Positive Tools

• Parenting Styles

• Negative Tools

Rules set by parents

• Guidelines

• Curfew

• Limits

• House Rules

Ability to control your own behavior, especially in terms of reactions and impulses

• Self Control

• Self Care

• Self Maintenance

• Discipline

Suggest acceptable behaviors to replace misbehaviors, turn a problem activity or action into an acceptable one

• Punishment

• Guidance

• Discipline

• Redirection

Remove child from activity for a specific period of time until they calm down, gives child time to think about what they did and realize they will not be allowed to misbehave, a set time in a safe place away from other children, activities and distractions, be sure to talk to children about how time-out works

• Timeout

• Punishment

• Guidance

• Discipline