⭐️Logical consequences are a discipline strategy used to teach children about the outcomes of their actions in a way that is directly related to their behavior. For example, being required to pick up toys after making a mess. This video provides different examples across different situations and age ranges. 👉These are different from natural consequences, which are the outcomes that directly follow a child’s behavior *without* any action being required from others. For example, a child gets cold

The terms “punishments” and “consequences” are often used interchangeably, but they are actually quite different. The goal of punishment is for you to feel bad for what you’ve done. When you feel bad about yourself, you’re pushed to the lower centers of your brain. The goal of consequences, on the other hand, is for you to reflect on the impact of your actions on yourself and others. From your executive state, you can learn from a mistake and choose to change. You must metaphorically climb up to