There is certainly no right or wrong way to deal with your children and teach them discipline. Each family’s values and beliefs will be different but there is one common theme no matter what your culture or belief system. You can teach children self discipline by using the fair discipline rule. So what is the fair rule? Basically it’s the same way you like to be treated. Your child should clearly know the rules and consequences and the punishment should always fit the crime in a fair and comp
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