Diversity. Pluralism. Being who we are and getting along with others. All the work of people living in democratic societies. I was born into and raised in such a society, so I know no other. No matter how many times I flip it and turn it and find all the flaws and jaw-dropping assaults on…
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Category: Behavior Management
Discipline for Toddlers
Toddlers are mobile and eager to explore their environments using their senses: touch, smell, taste, sight, and sound. When your toddler is exploring, she may not understand why certain activities are harmful. For example, your toddler will not understand why she can’t taste the trash, but you know that she could pick up germs and…
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Discipline for Preschoolers
Conflicts are part of learning. It helps to remember this when you are faced with a preschooler who is acting up! This article is geared to adults working with children 3-5 years old in a group care setting, but is helpful for other care providers too! Making Positive Rules To create a safe climate for…
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Discipline for Babies
Please understand that in most cases babies are just too little to think logically therefore too little for us to expect them to understand not to hurt themselves, others, or stuff! “Discipline” for an infant means meeting her needs and providing a predictable life with predictable behaviors from those around her. I’ve heard moms talk…
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