GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHILD
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
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Question
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lie
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tattle
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steal
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hit other kids
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Detailed explanation-1: -Tattling is a natural response to learning about rules, but your child can learn that it is not necessary in every rule-breaking situation. Keep in mind too that sometimes children tattle for other reasons beyond rule breaking, such as getting attention from grownups or because they want a peer to get in trouble.
Detailed explanation-2: -End every conversation by emphasizing that when in doubt, children should tell an adult about behaviors that concern them. Be ready with respectful responses to tattlers. Presume that a child’s motivation for tattling is positive. Respond with a simple affirmation: “Oh, you’re right.
Detailed explanation-3: -Examples of tattling are: “Sam took Lilly’s book.” “Sara won’t play fair.”“Jessica keeps talking to me.” “Cameron pushed ahead in line.”