Play the 'Goody Goody' Behaviour Game with Your Kids

Teaching children good behaviour is a herculean task for every parent. Everyone wants their children to be accepted and appreciated wherever they go. Read on to learn about how you can play the 'Goody Goody' behaviour game with your kids.

Children love cartoons the most and when they get some extra time to watch their favourite cartoon shows then there is nothing like it for them. As such parents can make their love for cartoons work to cultivate good behaviour in them. So, to inculcate 'Goody Goody' behaviour in them parents can play the 'Goody Goody' behaviour game with their kids. Here is how they can play this game with them.

Tips for Playing the 'Goody Goody' Behaviour Game

Have a quick look at the tips for playing the 'Goody Goody' behaviour game with your child.

1. Make the rules and explain them to your child before the game starts.


2. Make the list of tasks that your child has to do in a day.


3. According to the rules, allocate points to each task. You can assign tasks according to your preferences like completing homework, eating meals without making a fuss, keeping the toys back in the shelf after playing, cleaning the room and much more.


4. Make a card where you list down the details of tasks that you have allocated to your child and leave some space so that you can write the points beside every task.


5. Always allocate the exact points to your child on completion of each task.


6. After child completes all the tasks give the report card to your child along with the most awaited reward, the extra time to watch his or her favourite cartoon show on Voot Kids App. Get free streaming of all cartoon shows by downloading the Voot Kids App.

How to Give Points to Your Child?

Let your child know the rules. For example, you can say that getting up from bed on time will help child earn 5 points, for brushing teeth properly - 5 points, taking bath and getting ready for school - 10 points, if the bed is clean and the blanket is folded - 10 points and so on.

Is it Necessary to Cut Down Marks?

If your child draws on the wall, cut down marks and if he or she tries to clean the scribbling, give bonus points. Points for finishing their milk, breakfast and meals should be honestly allocated by parents. Be it homework or keeping toys on the shelf, combing hair or avoiding junk food, give points for each task.

Benefits of Playing the 'Goody Goody' Behaviour Game

You will be surprised to see that just by allowing your children to watch their favourite cartoon shows, they will do their daily chores properly and on time. Nagging or bribing does not work, but this will work, for sure. Remember, the rules and the points should be made clear to your children beforehand itself.

Be alert and do not miss any point to be added or any marks to be deducted as and where necessary. This will also instil in them a sense of fair play, enthusiasm and honesty.