Rewards & Consequences

Our "Rewards and Consequences" section offers insights into creating balanced and effective systems of rewards and consequences for children. This resource helps mothers understand how to use positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior and set fair, appropriate consequences for misbehavior.


Discover tips on consistency, clarity, and finding what works best for your family, fostering an environment of mutual respect and understanding. Join our community to navigate the nuances of instilling discipline with love and fairness.

Parents often face tough situations with their children, and school attendance can become a battleground. You may wonder about the recourse when your child flatly refuses to attend school. Is

Discovering that your grown-up child has taken something from you can be a shocking and heartbreaking experience. It’s a delicate issue that brings a mixture of emotions and raises questions

You might be wondering whether it’s ever okay to have the police intimidate your child as a form of discipline. Before picking up the phone to call local law enforcement, consider

Addressing the challenge of disciplining a teenager who seems indifferent to consequences can feel like navigating a ship through a storm. How do many parents assert their authority when typical

Table of Contents Toggle Key TakeawaysShould I pay my child to do chores?Types of Allowances and Which Type Is Best?Structured unconditional allowanceUnstructured unconditional allowanceEarned salaried allowanceEarned chore-based allowanceHow to Set

Table of Contents Toggle Key TakeawaysWhy Should You Use Reward Charts With Your Children?Making a Kid-Friendly Chore ChartAge appropriate chores.Use visuals.Implement a tracking system.Design a clear and appealing chart.Put the

Table of Contents Toggle Key TakeawaysWhat are Consequences?Consequences vs. PunishmentWhat discourages kids from doing chores in the first place?How To Motivate Your Kids To Do Chores?Start with simple tasks for

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