How to Discourage Bad Behavior/Language in a Kid-Friendly (non-violent) Way
We all dread that moment when our little one acts out in a distasteful way or drops a four-letter bomb, don’t we? Some parents may respond with a spanking, time-out or other forms of discipline but thanks to the creator of Tacky Box, we now have another option.
Tacky Box equips children with the skills to distinguish between what’s appropriate and inappropriate and encourages them to proactively choose how to respond. Inspiring kindness rather than tackiness, Tacky Box Set arms parents with everything they need to help their child navigate the jungle, kind heart and good manners intact.
We all dread that moment when our little one acts out in a distasteful way or drops a four-letter bomb, don’t we? Some parents may respond with a spanking, time-out or other forms of discipline but thanks to the creator of Tacky Box, we now have another option.
Tacky Box equips children with the skills to distinguish between what’s appropriate and inappropriate and encourages them to proactively choose how to respond. Inspiring kindness rather than tackiness, Tacky Box Set arms parents with everything they need to help their child navigate the jungle, kind heart and good manners intact.
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No tacky words that I can think of, inappropriate? More than likely..
The thing she has said most recently was to a friend of mine, she told her to shut her mouth, I explained to her, that we don't say things like that to people, and I told her to apologize to my friend
My nephew likes to say "poop." He thinks that it's funny! Sigh! We are supposed to just ignore it. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you!