Autistic Toddlers and Discipline: Gentle, Not Permissive

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The Fear of the “Spoiled” Child There is a question that parents whisper in support groups or late at night on forums. It usually comes after they have been told to stop using time-outs, sticker charts, and strict punishments. They ask: “If I stop punishing my child, how do I stop them from becoming spoilt? … Read more

Why Boundaries Matter for All Children

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Boundaries, Discipline and Behaviour Navigating the complex landscape of child discipline and behaviour management is a challenge faced by parents, educators, and caregivers alike. Ever since started teaching and then even more so when I had children this question has been asked in some form “Should we rely on punishments and sanctions to teach children … Read more

Differentiation in Discipline: Behaviour and Connection

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Challenging Behaviour: Differentiation in Discipline Updated September 2024. This discussion on Differentiation in Discipline may be one of the more contentious blog posts, School discipline is a constant concern in the press and for teachers. I am the lead for behaviour, mental health and pastoral care in a UK special school for autism and children … Read more