Discipline Workshop
$30.00
Discipline Workshop: How to Set Boundaries Without Punishment or Yelling
What will you learn in the workshop?
- The real difference between a strong-willed child and a stubborn child
- How to deal with a strong-willed child without breaking their confidence or their stubbornness
- Appropriate educational consequences for each age group
- Practical solutions to everyday life battles:
> Bath time
> Changing clothes
> Daily routines - How to turn conflict into cooperation when you understand the motivation behind the behavior
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