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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 232673" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>Lisa,</p><p></p><p>what about having him do a chore like scrub the bathtub for EACH dish you find in there? some physical chore is what I have in mind. One of the things the neuro told us with Wiz is that if we could pair up a consequence with a chore that involved physical labor then it helps make a connection in their brain. The more senses you can involve the better. So have him vacuum the stairs, scrub the tub, clean the grout in the bathroom, chores like that. They will help him remember not to do the action - AND you get some work done to pay you back for all the hassles of supervision and worrying!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 232673, member: 1233"] Lisa, what about having him do a chore like scrub the bathtub for EACH dish you find in there? some physical chore is what I have in mind. One of the things the neuro told us with Wiz is that if we could pair up a consequence with a chore that involved physical labor then it helps make a connection in their brain. The more senses you can involve the better. So have him vacuum the stairs, scrub the tub, clean the grout in the bathroom, chores like that. They will help him remember not to do the action - AND you get some work done to pay you back for all the hassles of supervision and worrying! [/QUOTE]
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