Disciplining A Child

Relationships between children and parents are unique and intense. Families are often the

happiest when parents and children have the skills to relate and communicate with each other

in a positive manner, when parents feel competent in helping their children behave

appropriately, and when children can express their emotions and behave appropriately. But

behavioral problems among children are very common, and such problems might occur in

daily life in the home and in the school, with peers or with other adults.

My eight-year-old son's performance at school recently started to decline. At the beginning

of the school year, he was an A student with no problems in reading and writing. After a few

months, he becomes a C student. First, I thought that he could not understand a particular

topic or exercise, but after meeting with his teacher, I found out that he did not pay enough

attention in the class. I and his......

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