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Parental Discipline

"Discipline is any training intended to produce a specific character or pattern of behaviour, especially training that produces moral or mental development in a particular direction. " Source: Wikipedia
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In a recent poll the Connecticut PTA found the following information. When asked about discipline the respondents answered:
"Parents said they most often used one or more of these strategies: Time-outs: 42%, Removing privileges, 41%, Yelling, 13% Spanking ,Sending to bedroom: 27%" 9% Source: Connecticut PTA
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"Learning how to effectively discipline your child is an important skill that all parents need to learn. Discipline is not the same as punishment. Instead, discipline has to do more with teaching, and involves teaching your child right from wrong, how to respect the rights of others, which behaviors are acceptable and which are not, with a goal of helping to develop a child who feels secure and loved, is self-confident, self-disciplined and knows how to control his impulses, and who does not get overly frustrated with the normal stresses of everyday life." Source: KeepKidsHealthy
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"Parents were asked to recall the discipline strategies their mothers and fathers used on them in childhood. Their answers mirrored their own methods. That is, parents tended to duplicate the type of child discipline that they had received from their own parents.
"The only form of parental discipline experienced in childhood that was not significantly associated with current choice of discipline was spanking," write the researchers, who included pediatrician Shari Barkin, MD, of Brenner Children's Hospital, part of Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, N.C. "
Source: Connecticut PTA

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