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Timeouts don’t have to involve separation from loved ones, just from the stimulus that’s causing the behavior. You can be with your child during a timeout. It’
by zamfi 7y ago
Timeouts don’t have to involve separation from loved ones, just from the stimulus that’s causing the behavior.
You can be with your child during a timeout. It’s not jail.
- postscapes1 7y agoThis is what we do. We have "thinking timeouts" where we got to their room or somewhere quiet with them and sit with them until they are calm enough to think