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How to Set Reasonable Limits

Asking a child to do something is not the same as establishing a rule and ensuring that the child follows the rule. In this Qwik Sheet, you’ll learn the difference between rules, requests and wishes, and how consequences reinforce the importance of your rules. How to Set Reasonable Limits explains how to create age-appropriate rules, and provides examples of effective consequences.

Qwik sheet cost: $2.95

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