1. Give 1 warning(ONLY 1)
2. put on the time out chair
3. explain why they are there
4. set the timer to the time appropriate for the age
5. NO COMMUNICATION FOR THE DURATION OF TIME OUT! ( if they get up put them back w/o words)
6. When time is up explain again
7. Apologies
8. Hugs and kisses
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on Apr. 18, 2009 at 3:04 PM
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on May. 7, 2009 at 9:13 PM
1 min per year
Aiden=3 min
Caleb =1 min
Quoting ariesp19:
how do you caculate the proper time out?
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Group Owner
on May. 15, 2009 at 12:20 PM
go ahead and start with your 18mo old. As for your 11 yo, I am not really sure. I will see if there is a way to contact them to ask a question.
Quoting BlueRosesMama:
Does that work with 11 yr olds too..when would u start the time outs..i have a 18 month old daughter
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on Jul. 18, 2009 at 3:52 PM
Quoting BlueRosesMama:Does that work with 11 yr olds too..when would u start the time outs..i have a 18 month old daughter
I think once they are past the age of 7, time-outs don't work, and you're supposed to take away a privilege or something. If she has a Wii for example, you take away the privilege of playing with it when she's acting up.
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