I have to say being a single parent is one of the most difficult full-time jobs, but yet it's the most fulfilling at the same time! I wouldn't trade it for anything. My son gives me the strength and courage to achieve ALL of my short-term and long-term goals. Anything is possible as long as you stay positive!
Monday, May 21, 2012
Blog Post#1-Who am I?!
I am a mother to the most AMAZING little boy named Triston. He is what makes me who I am today. He is the first thing I tell people about when I meet them. We are a package deal, he is what completes me as a person. People say when you have a child you are supposed to teach them about life, but really my son is the one who has taught me about life. My son is my inspiration to get up everyday and have a positive attitude towards life. Everyone that knows me knows that first and foremost I am a mother. I will not put anything before my son. I want people that don't know me to see me as a positive and hardworking person.
How I Improved my son’s behavior in school
Different strategies to try:
Ø Locate
informational literature in reference to the un-wanted behavior
Ø Follow
through with punishment for aggressive behavior at school
Ø Decipher
which discipline method works best with my child
Ø Redirect
aggressive behavior toward others
Ø Praise/reward
my child when displaying non-aggressive behavior
Ø Communicate
with teachers daily concerning my child’s behavior at school
Simple solutions that worked for me:
Ø Redirect
my child when he begins to display aggressive behavior and act inappropriately
Ø Limit
my child’s access to violent cartoons on television by putting parental blocks
on specific channels
Ø Set
up a behavior plan that will be used at home and while my child is at his
daycare facility
Ø Reward my child at the end of the week (if he had a good week) by doing something fun or even purchasing a small prize. Also explain why he is being rewarded and remind him how proud I am of his good behavior
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