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What is a smart kid like Timmy going to do with all that magical power?
The thing is, if the fairy odd parents arrive, could be called Cosmo and Wanda. for details, see this video through You Tube, oh yeah! Nickelodeon and Cartoons Channel on the link or click in this link lights up now. k? Homie later. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOO6o-ze32A truth Sincerely, By: Rhen2x DJ …
This show has been around since at least 2006 and now find out about it? It is an example to children. Gonna do dumb things at first, that's just how it is.
Why children lie and what to do about
The capture of his son in a lie is hopeless, painful and uncomfortable. What else you lying about? " How I can trust him? Behavioral therapist James Lehman explains why children tell lies, and suggests a better way for parents to deal with it.
Q: When your child is lying, it hurts. As parents, it makes us angry and take it personal. Sorry we can not trust our child again. Why lie causes so much discomfort, pain and worry for parents?
Parents of James: it is very understandable fear of harming their children and get in trouble, but have very little protection against such things as sending their children to the world. Children learn from other children and from external media, and this makes Parents feel insecure because they can not control the information and ideas that their children are exposed.
the honesty of his son becomes the connection between what is happening in the outside world and what happens at home. Do you need to tell you honestly what happened today, so that you can decide if you honestly believe is best for him. Do you need to tell you what you are doing so you can decide if it will help it meet its responsibilities now and in the future. When parents do not receive the information appropriate, are afraid to make the wrong choices for their children.
When your child is, you start to see it as "shrewd", especially if it continues lie. You feel that he is going behind his back, which is undermining you. You start to think that their children are "bad." "Because, indeed, if lying is bad, liars are bad. It's that simple.
Parents need their children accountable for lying. But the mistake is that parents begin to blame the child for lying. It is immoral to lie. But when you look at your boy as he is an informer and an operator that is undermining its authority, is a slippery slope that begins with "You lie" and ending with "You're a bad person." I think the perception of their child promotes more lying. If your child thinks you believes it is "bad", which will hide the truth from you even more, because he did not want to be bad. Although they are lying, kids do not want to disappoint their parents.
Q: Let's see from the perspective of the child. What's going on in the mind of a child when you lie to your parents?
James: Children know lying is prohibited. But I see it as hurtful. Not the way that parents see it as hurtful. So a child will say: "I know it is bad I ate a snack of sugar when they are not supposed to. But who does it hurt? "" I know it's wrong that I changed my dried fruit for a Twinkie. But does not really hurt anyone. I can handle it. What is the problem? "That is what the child sees.
When not see it as hurtful, there operating two different value systems: the system of family value that says this is forbidden and the system of the boys the value that says if it does not hurt anyone, what you care? The boy rationalizes his actions and justifies his behavior with the idea that it does not hurt anyone. The result is a dishonest situation. A lie.
When they reach adolescence, of course, the game will be much higher. However, the thought remains the same. Kids smoke pot and drink and say, "Well, never hurt anyone. My friends and smoking marijuana will not hurt them. I know it's wrong to drink, drink, but my parents will not hurt them. I can handle it. I older than my parents think I am. "They know it's forbidden. Or not see it as hurtful, or rationalize away the pain.
Q: What is the best way for parents to deal with the lie, to not feel hurt and resentful about it and that the child does not learn to lie?
James: The first you have to do is be careful of is giving too much power lies. If you have a child who is angry with you or feel aggravated and powerless, and if he feels can gain power over you by telling a lie, it will use dishonesty to get that power. Go to withhold information and lie by omission when dealing to be the truth. He will give you small pieces of information, and that makes you feel powerful. It is a trap for parents. Honesty is important, but if you communicate that too hard for their children, they will use that to have power over you. You have to keep these things in a certain size so that it is not used against you.
The second thing to remember is that you have to understand the power of culture to children inside. It is a very powerful culture that exerts great pressure to "fit" They may feel guilty if they lie to their parents. But, again, are thinking: "This is not hurtful, and my parents just do not understand." Of course, parents understand. They are scared, and it should be.
So I think that parents need to assume that children are going to tell lies, because they are immature I do not understand how these things are painful. They are also attracted to the enthusiasm and their parents are not. Not like the good guys are not attracted by the excitement and risk, and are the bad guys. It is not that good kids do not lie and the bad guys lie. All are drawn to excitement, and everyone will have a tendency to distort the truth, because they are children.
I think parents have to deal with lies about how the police with speeding. If you are going too fast, you are issued a ticket. He is not interested in a lot of explaining to you. It's just going to give you a consequence. Look at it the same way with your child. Not to say the truth if the truth was distorted, omitted or withheld. It should not be limited to the consequences for it. The first time you lie, you go to bed an hour earlier. The second time, lose your phone. Must be something the child feels. You lose your clock. You lose your phone in two days. Time is lost in the computer or TV time.
The consequences have to make the child uncomfortable or does not change anything. The idea is that the next time he has faced telling the truth or lying, he remembered how uncomfortable he was when not the consequence of the lie, and he will tell the truth instead.
The result should be about lying. If there is a separate consequence for the incident, which should come down separately. If you come home later than her curfew and tell me the truth, you can still lose out on Friday night, but not lose your phone. If you lie, you lose both.
Parents should not focus on the morality of the same. Just be clear. Lying is wrong, is hurtful and in our house, we tell the truth. But make it a moral problem. That is a technical problem. You violated law. You broke the rules. These are their consequences.
When a cop writes me a ticket, do not follow me home or argue with me. He hands me my ticket and away. Focus of the consequences of lying in the same way. Do not argue about it or get into a great debate. Talk in a structured way: "What were you trying to achieve to do that? "No" Why did you lie? You know how much it hurts me to lie. "Ask what I was trying to achieve, then draw that lie is not the way to solve your problem. Compliance is the way to solve it. Talk about it when things have cooled down, not in the heat of the moment. Explain what will happen if it is again. "If you lie to me about the dance, which is not going to the next dance and I'm taking the phone twenty-four hours." Just keep it very simple.
Copyright 2007. EmpoweringParents.com
About the Author
For 30 years, behavioral therapist James Lehman has worked with troubled teens and children with behavior problems. His practical, real-world approach to managing children has been taught to parents in private practice and now through The Total Transformation Program, a step-by-step program that teaches James’ methods and helps parents change their children’s behavior. www.TheTotalTransformation.com
