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Most moms are always trying to figure out what are the best consequences for children who misbehave, don't listen, or have tantrums.
The answer is when you want to change your child's behavior, it is about teaching them rather than punishing them.
Learn the difference between punitive (punishing) consequences and natural consequences which reinforce your teaching.
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