👨‍👩‍👧 Empowered Parenting for Stronger Families
Course overview
Lesson Overview

6.35 – When to Use Logical Consequences: Logical consequences connect directly to behavior, making discipline meaningful. For example, if a toy is misused, it’s put away temporarily—not taken forever. This approach is corrective, not punitive. It helps children link choices to realistic outcomes. Parents who apply consequences logically show fairness and respect. Logical outcomes teach problem-solving rather than fear. They also encourage empathy by revealing how actions affect others. Over time, this method fosters accountability and reasoning. Logical consequences maintain dignity for both parent and child. It’s discipline that teaches, not punishes.

About this course

A practical guide to building stronger family relationships through effective parenting strategies, positive communication, and supportive discipline.

This course includes:
  • Practical parenting strategies and discipline frameworks
  • Communication exercises to improve parent-child relationships
  • Real-world scenarios for practicing conflict resolution and problem-solving

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