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Child Stealing: If Your Child Steals from School
Be alert, be aware, and check his belongings and backpack. Be suspicious of the big red warning signs—things he says he “found” or “someone gave to him.” Make the “finding” excuse less attractive. If your child says he found something, immediately go with him to turn it in where he “found” it. If he steals library books, have regular room checks and ask your child to return library books to the library. Confront him with the theft and take tokens each time.
Donate some of his personal books to the library. He must pay the fines with his allowance. Use library restriction as a last resort.
Train your child values and hold him accountable for his actions with logical consequences. If you use these methods consistently each time you suspect stealing, your child will probably decide that stealing is more trouble than it is worth. You Can Solve This
Consistency and follow through is critical to a possible cure to children stealing.
I invite you to use these methods to transform quickly from reactive parent to surprisingly calm, cool, and collected parent worthy of attention and respect.
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From Debra Sale Wendler - Respect Effect Mom and Respect Effect Parenting at http://www.AdhdParentingSuccess.com
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Debra Sale Wendler
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