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Put him in the basket seat in the front so he will stop making mischief. or you can give him or her your phone too stop them from acting up or you can give them a warning like, no TV, or no video games for a week, or too go to their room.
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Answer:
Handling children is a tricky business. It is important to maintain the fine balance between being stern and being strict. Too much leniency will spoil the child, making him haughty and obstinate. Too much strictness also has a negative impact, making the child timid and shy. Parents should teach children manners and etiquette so that they know how to conduct themselves in public places and not be a nuisance. In the situation outlined above, if my child were to behave improperly in a supermarket, I would take the following steps.
The child is in no mood to listen. It is evident from his behavior of pulling things off the shelves and spreading them around. In spite of telling him nicely, he will not listen. Therefore, there is no option but to be stern.
To make him listen to me, I would take him away from the place where he is creating the ruckus. Scolding him in front of everyone would have a negative impact on him. Either he may start feeling too guilty or he may create an even bigger mess. Therefore, I would take him to a secluded area where he would not have the chance to create a mess, and I will have the privacy to talk to him.
I would first try to understand what has upset him. Children get upset when they do not get what they want or if someone teases or irritates them. In the latter situation, they feel helpless. They may then try to vent their anger on someone or something else. I will try to find out what it is that is bothering him. If any incident in the recent past has upset him, I would try to pacify him and buy him something, such as his favorite candy, so that he feels better.
If he is simply being unreasonable, I would explain to him in a quiet but stern way why his behavior is not appropriate. I would get his opinion on his own behavior. Maybe I’d give him an example of a younger child visiting our home and creating a mess. I’d ask him how he would feel if the younger child scattered his toys all over the place. This would help him understand my situation in the supermarket. I would also make it clear that I will not tolerate such behavior in the future. Further, I would make him promise that he will behave nicely in the future. If he keeps his promise, I will buy him his favorite ice cream.
In order to ensure that he does not behave the same way the next time, I would use open and truthful communication. After returning home from the supermarket, if I found him sulking, I would go to him with his favorite comic books and try to pacify him. I would ask him if he wants some time off where he can be all alone and think about his bad behavior and the effect it has on people around him. I would ask his opinion and whether he would like to discuss his point of view on the matter. I would encourage him to speak. I would listen to him patiently and carefully. Finally, before going to bed, I would make a point to tell him that I love him and that he really is a nice boy. I would explain to him how his behavior disappointed me because he has always been a well-mannered child. I would use reassuring words so that he feels secure about my love and affection for him. I would show my trust and faith in him by saying that I am confident he will not embarrass me the next time and express my confident that he will behave with the best etiquette and manners in the future.
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