As I talk about in my book, the number one way the kids learned to do things is through what we call “observational learning”. In short, if you want your kid to do something, you do it yourself in front of your kid. Forcing your kid to say thank you at the door is not half as effective as just saying thank you yourself. Forcing them to say thank you almost always result in them not actually learning how to say “Thank you” unless you are there to force them. But also, let’s give kids a break toda
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As I talk about in my book, the number one way the kids learned to do things is through what we call “observational learning”. In short, if you want your kid to do something, you do it yourself in front of your kid. Forcing your kid to say thank you at the door is not half as effective as just saying thank you yourself. Forcing them to say thank you almost always result in them not actually learning how to say “Thank you” unless you are there to force them. But also, let’s give kids a break toda
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