Tag: correcting someone else’s child
Should You Discipline Someone Else’s Child?
by Betsy on Apr.18, 2011, under Discipline, Parent modeling, Parenting, Peers, Safety
It’s hard enough to raise your own child—teaching him the rules of the road, guiding him as he learns how to “play nicely”—but what happens when a child who is not yours is in need of some pointed guidance (a swift kick in the pants, perhaps!)?
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:Beliefs, correcting someone else's child, disciplining someone else's child, Limits, Manners, Misbehavior, Modeling, Parent as teacher, parent bad behavoir, playdate, playdate rules, Values, when to intervene with another child
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