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Steps | Time-Out | Essentials | Parenting Information
Follow these 5 steps for time-out. They’re the same steps no matter where you are. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Giving Directions: What Would You Do? Clip 3
Handling misbehavior requires putting consequences in place & following through. Only set consequences you’re prepared to act on. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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When Should Time-Out Be Used | Essentials | Parenting Information
Time-out can be used anywhere. You can even use it away from home. Use a time-out blanket as a time-out location when you’re in public. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
Limit time-outs with toddlers and preschoolers. Use time-out if your child does something dangerous or harmful like hurting others, fails to follow a direction, or breaks a family rule. Use other consequences for other problem behaviors.  Essentials for Parenting | CDC Funny Health Quotes, Family Rules, Health Smoothies, Behavior Change, Childrens Health, Health Logo, Behavior Problems, Workout Humor
Handling Challenges | Time-Out | Essentials | Parenting Information
Limit time-outs with toddlers and preschoolers. Use time-out if your child does something dangerous or harmful like hurting others, fails to follow a direction, or breaks a family rule. Use other consequences for other problem behaviors. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
Explain time-out to your child before using it. Tell your child the behaviors that will lead to time-out, where time-outs will happen, and how time-out will be used. Learn more tips!  Essentials for Parenting | CDC Parenting Hacks Toddlers, Parenting Teenagers Quotes, Tantrum Kids, Parenting Photography, Parenting Goals, Parenting Discipline, Parenting Teenagers, Parenting Done Right
What is Time-Out? | Essentials | Parenting Information
Explain time-out to your child before using it. Tell your child the behaviors that will lead to time-out, where time-outs will happen, and how time-out will be used. Learn more tips! Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Giving Directions: What Would You Do? Clip 2
Parents, eye contact is key to giving directions to young kids. Get on your child’s level to get their attention. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Locations | Time-Out | Essentials | Parenting Information
Select a time-out location where your child cannot get attention from anyone. The location should be away from TV, games, toys, or other things your child likes. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Creating Structure | Activities | Essentials | Parenting Information
Having troubling getting your child to go from one activity to another? Daily schedules take the surprise out of what will happen next. Create a schedule for your family. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Creating Structure | Activities | Essentials | Parenting Information
A family rule is a specific, clear statement of what you expect. Get a blank chart you can customize with your family’s rules. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Giving Directions: What Would You Do? Clip 1
Watch how to give a clear directions to your kids. Don’t feel like you’re talking to a wall when giving them directions. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Creating Structure | Activities | Essentials | Parenting Information
Letting your child know what you expect is important for a positive parent-child relationship. Get a blank chore chart you can customize for your family. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Creating Structure | Activities | Essentials | Parenting Information
Sticker charts or similar reward programs can help change your child’s behavior. Create your own reward chart. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
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Giving Directions to Your Child
Watch how to give directions to your child & find out what to do when she or he doesn’t listen. Essentials for Parenting | CDC
Ignoring misbehavior means taking away your attention. It helps stop misbehaviors like tantrums, whining, and interrupting. Learn more!  Essentials for Parenting | CDC Baby Face, Tools
Ignoring | Consequences | Essentials | Parenting Information
Ignoring misbehavior means taking away your attention. It helps stop misbehaviors like tantrums, whining, and interrupting. Learn more! Essentials for Parenting | CDC