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How to Control Spoiled Behaviour of Children


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If spoiled behaviour in children is not controlled on time, they may grow-up in to ill-mannered individuals. So, such behaviour should be nipped in the bud. Read on to know how to control spoiled behaviour in children.

Has your child started showing signs of becoming spoiled? Then it is time for you to take up arms and fix the issue. Spoiling your child is a bad plan because spoiled children face a lot of problems later in life. If you listen to whatever they say and never make them realise what is wrong and what is right, later on it becomes difficult for them to make friends or lead a happy life with their partners or kids for that matter. You need to take your steps very carefully.
These five important tips will help you control the spoiled behaviour that you have been recently noticing in your child.

Do Not Give Into Their Every Whim

It is quite natural that you will love your child unconditionally and would want to see them happy all the time. For that you might be ready to do all that they say. But giving into their every whim might prove harmful in the future. This does not let the child distinguish between right and wrong. If getting what they want is made so easy, they would be in for a shock when they actually step out in the real world where people would not bother about what others want.

Call Them Out on Their Mistakes

Make sure that your child knows when he or she has made a mistake. You need to make them realise when they are wrong. Also, do not let them play the blame game. Let them learn to take the responsibility of their own actions. This is the most important step towards correcting your child’s spoiled behaviour.

Reward Them on Their Positive Behaviour

Your child needs to be appreciated when they behave properly. Your responsibility does not end with just teaching them the right thing to do. You also need to check if the child is actually doing the right thing. They should be rewarded when you see that they are learning to behave properly. For instance instead of throwing a tantrum when you say no to something, if they at least try to earn that thing by working hard, you should most definitely let them know that you are beyond happy with this change.

Enforcing Certain Rules

To control your child’s spoiled behaviour, you need to lay down certain rules. Along with that you also need to make sure that these rules are followed. If you set rules and your child ultimately does not follow them then what’s the point? They should know that they do not have any other choice but to follow these rules. A disciplined way of life is one of the biggest steps towards perfecting a child’s behaviour.

Do Not Shower Them with Gifts All the Time

While sometimes bringing surprise gifts is a good thing, do not let the child believe that they will be given whatever they want whenever they want it. They have to learn to earn it. This reduces the amount of temper tantrums and children learn the barter system. They realise that only if they work hard and impress you, they will be given gifts. This will also help them in the long run when they step out into the outer world.
So do not start fretting when you see that your child is getting out of hand. Be calm and follow these tips to bring your child back on track. You must appreciate their little efforts, but do not suffocate them with gifts. Give them space to understand the world. Let them struggle. This is the only way they will learn how to fit in, in the outer world.

What are the causes of spoiled behaviour in children? Why is it necessary to control spoiled behaviour in children on time? What can happen if spoiled behaviour is not corrected? Discuss here.


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