Implementing Timeouts at Home
On September - 26 - 2011
10 Secrets to Implementing Timeouts at Home
The purpose of a timeout is to remove a child from an enjoyable experience, when they have misbehaved, and have them placed in an area free from distraction in order to calm down and reflect on their behavior. Listed below are ten secrets to implementing timeouts at home.
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http://www.aupair.org/blog/10-secrets-to-implementing-timeouts-at-home/
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