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Never give choices when the child is in danger.      4. Always give only two verbal choices, but make sure the child knows there is an implied third choice: If he doesn’t decide, then you’ll decide for him.      5. Your delivery is important. Try to start your sentence with one of the following: “You’re welcome to_____or_____.” “Feel free to_____or_____.” “Would you rather_____or______?” “What would be best for you — _____or_____?”
Parenting with Love and Logic: Teaching Children Responsibility
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