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    Guilt and shame are ineffective methods of disciplining children. Effective discipline involves teaching and guiding children, not just forcing compliance. It requires maintaining trust between parent and child. The goal of discipline is to foster appropriate behavior and raise emotionally mature adults by applying limits in a consistent manner with mutual respect.

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    Feeling Guilty Reflective Essay

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    Guilt and shame are ineffective methods of disciplining children. Effective discipline involves teaching and guiding children, not just forcing compliance. It requires maintaining trust between parent and child. The goal of discipline is to foster appropriate behavior and raise emotionally mature adults by applying limits in a consistent manner with mutual respect.

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    Guilt and shame are ineffective methods of disciplining children. Effective discipline involves teaching and guiding children, not just forcing compliance. It requires maintaining trust between parent and child. The goal of discipline is to foster appropriate behavior and raise emotionally mature adults by applying limits in a consistent manner with mutual respect.

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    Guilt and shame are ineffective methods of disciplining children. Effective discipline involves teaching and guiding children, not just forcing compliance. It requires maintaining trust between parent and child. The goal of discipline is to foster appropriate behavior and raise emotionally mature adults by applying limits in a consistent manner with mutual respect.

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    Guilt and Shame as Method of Discipline – It’s a No for Me!

    The word discipline intends to bestow information and skill – to teach or to instruct. However, it
    is frequently likened with punishment and control. There is a lot of controversy about the suitable
    approaches to discipline kids, and parents are often befuddled about compelling approaches to set limits
    and impart self-control in their kid.

    Discipline is the structure that enables the kid to fit into this real and authentic world joyfully and
    viably. It is the establishment for the advancement and development of the youngster's own self-
    discipline. Successful and positive discipline is tied in with educating and guiding kids, not simply forcing
    them to comply. Similarly, as with other interventions planned for pointing out unsuitable conduct, the
    kid ought to consistently realize that the parent loves and supports him or her. Trust among parent and
    youngster ought to be kept up and constantly built upon.

    Parenting is the task of raising children and providing them with the essential material and
    emotional care to further their physical, emotional, cognitive and social development. Along with this,
    disciplining children is one of the most important yet difficult responsibilities of parenting, and there are
    no shortcuts. I firmly believe that teaching about limits and acceptable behavior takes time and a great
    deal of energy. The hurried pace of our current society can be a hindrance to effective discipline.

    The goal of effective discipline is to foster acceptable and appropriate behavior in the kid and to
    raise emotionally mature adults. A disciplined person is able to postpone pleasure, is considerate of the
    needs of other people, is assertive without being aggressive or hostile, and can tolerate discomfort when
    necessary.

    The most fundamental foundation of effective discipline is respect. The child should be able to
    respect the parent’s authority and also the rights of others. Inconsistency in applying discipline will not
    help a child respect his or her parents. Harsh discipline such as humiliation (verbal abuse, shouting, name-
    calling) will also make it hard for the child to respect and trust the parent.

    Thus, effective discipline means discipline applied with mutual respect in a firm, fair, reasonable
    and consistent way. The goal is to protect the child from danger, help the child learn self-discipline, and
    develop a healthy conscience and an internal sense of responsibility and control. It should also instill
    positive values that a child will carry as he grows older, to become more relevant in our current times and
    to become a more productive component of the modern world.

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