How to discipline your child in five simple steps

It‘s no wonder that all children and adolescents make mistakes and commit various errors. Teaching these children and adolescents how to deal with mistakes and how to avoid making the same mistakes over and over again is a great responsibility that falls on the parents and the educators who care for children and adolescents. Providing a sound disciplinary system is also essential and fundamental and part of the expected educational process. Unfortunately, however, often when children or adolescents make mistakes, educators confuse "discipline" with "reprimand" or "punishment." They then become bored, frustrated, and frustrated when they see these young people repeating the same mistakes and committing the same foolishness over and over again, and the situation may even worsen over time. One of the primary tasks of the "discipline" process is to teach children and provide them with the "skills" necessary to avoid making the same mistake in the future; otherwise, it is not discipline in the full sense of the word. "How to Discipline Your Child in Five Simple Steps" helps readers understand the difference between discipline and reprimand, and provides general frameworks and ready-made suggestions that help children and adolescents learn from their mistakes by teaching them self-control skills and new ways to handle difficult situations. Dr. Ross W. Green, Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School. Author of "The Explosive Child." Obeikan Publishing