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"Vasilios got sick and threw up in the hallway in front of a bunch of other students. He is with the nurse now." So as a parent, obviously my first thought is to find out what happened. So do a t...
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"Sindocat;c-17916353" wrote:
I'd have to see which option improves Conflict Resolution (which is hard to raise with kid-initiated activities), ideally at the cost of Responsibility (the easiest for the kid to raise themselves) or Manners (the second easiest), and go with that. Because that's what those Chance Cards are about. ;)
True that's what the cards are about but I left the affects out so we can assess each of the three options on their face and see what we would do.
And in my opinion, Emotional Control seems to be the most difficult to raise. My two children have the mediator trait because through parenting interactions, it wasn't too difficult for me to get them up. I'm pretty sure that "teach to say sorry" is all about Conflict Resolution. Emotional control though can't really be gained until the toddler becomes a child and can use musical instruments.
Of course, this is based on my personal experience.
