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<blockquote data-quote="Espoir" data-source="post: 29085" data-attributes="member: 3580"><p>Any one with tween or teen difficult child's have any words of wisdom when it comes to creative/non-violent negative re-enforcements, (besides time-out) for blatant rule breaking? I am trying to get away from any type of physical enforcement (not that I beat him, or anything, but I do physically pick him up and place him where he needs to be when he won't cooperate) before he gets much older. He is four now, and I am afraid of the day he is too big for me to "handle" At home it is a little easier, because I can take away toys/privileges, etc (not that that always works) but if he is acting out in public, and we need to leave, and he is older, how can I get him in the car? Is there anything I can do now that will make it easier later? Or am I just hopelessly naive?</p><p></p><p>Espoir </p><p></p><p>Me: late 30's RN</p><p>Husband of fifteen years: early 40's engineer</p><p>well-behaved 9 year old daughter, and completing our family</p><p>one little imp, undiagnosed, age 4</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Espoir, post: 29085, member: 3580"] Any one with tween or teen difficult child's have any words of wisdom when it comes to creative/non-violent negative re-enforcements, (besides time-out) for blatant rule breaking? I am trying to get away from any type of physical enforcement (not that I beat him, or anything, but I do physically pick him up and place him where he needs to be when he won't cooperate) before he gets much older. He is four now, and I am afraid of the day he is too big for me to "handle" At home it is a little easier, because I can take away toys/privileges, etc (not that that always works) but if he is acting out in public, and we need to leave, and he is older, how can I get him in the car? Is there anything I can do now that will make it easier later? Or am I just hopelessly naive? Espoir Me: late 30's RN Husband of fifteen years: early 40's engineer well-behaved 9 year old daughter, and completing our family one little imp, undiagnosed, age 4 [/QUOTE]
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