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If you want a kid to do something you have to be clear on your instruction, provide a meaningful warning, and then apply a meaningful consequence that makes the child think twice about trying the behavior again.
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If you want a kid to do something you have to be clear on your instruction, provide a meaningful warning, and then apply a meaningful consequence that makes the child think twice about trying the behavior again.