Major behavioural problems in children almost always begin as minor misdemeanours. When left to fester, small instances of misconduct can often turn into big discipline issues.
For instance, a child who is aggressive or hits other playmates, and not reprimanded for it can learn that this is acceptable behaviour. This can later pose problems in their personal and professional lives.
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There are some behaviour problems that almost every child exhibits at one time or another. Matching those behaviours to the best discipline strategies can resolve these behaviors before they become even bigger problems.
