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Tools To Help Kids Behave

Last updated on: March 16, 2018 at 1:15 pm   by Sarah Hamaker

Tools To Help Kids Behave 2018-03-16T13:15:55+00:00 Sarah Hamaker

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We all want our children to behave, but often we forget to give them the tools to help them to behave. These aren’t magic bullets, but instead ways to build that internal motivation within our kids so that they will be more likely to do the right thing over doing the wrong thing.

In this video blog, I discuss how to use visioning to help our kids change and how to use the three C’s. Visioning inspires a child to change by appealing to his or her maturity, desire to overcome a problem, develop a new skill or reach a goal, and reminds a child that he or she is part of something bigger than he or she is.

The three C’s build responsibility in our children and teens through external cues, conscience and character. If you desire your children to take more responsibility for doing the right thing, watch this video!

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