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<blockquote data-quote="PersonalEnigma" data-source="post: 119461" data-attributes="member: 4457"><p>We often send difficult child to his room to finish his meltdown. I don't want to punish him for the behaviour he can't control, but I don't want to have to watch/listen to it. Sometimes he chooses to stop, sometimes he goes to his room. Whatever thing he had to do before the meltdown started remains there for him to do once the meltdown is over. For example if he had a meltdown because he didn't want to tidy his things he would be alowed to get the meltdown out of his system, but when he was done he would be expected to finish tidying his things. I also require him to clean up any mess he makes while in a meltdown but don't punish him for it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PersonalEnigma, post: 119461, member: 4457"] We often send difficult child to his room to finish his meltdown. I don't want to punish him for the behaviour he can't control, but I don't want to have to watch/listen to it. Sometimes he chooses to stop, sometimes he goes to his room. Whatever thing he had to do before the meltdown started remains there for him to do once the meltdown is over. For example if he had a meltdown because he didn't want to tidy his things he would be alowed to get the meltdown out of his system, but when he was done he would be expected to finish tidying his things. I also require him to clean up any mess he makes while in a meltdown but don't punish him for it. [/QUOTE]
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