Behavior Without Discipline

Behavior without Discipline When is it a parent's duty to address their child's behavior? Is it in the toddler stage? Perhaps, during the adolescent years? While they are teenagers? Should it be continued throughout their lifetime? The New American Webster Dictionary defines discipline as: "1, mental and moral training. 2, obedience to rules. 3, correction; chastisement." Today many children have behavioral problems because their parents have not enforced disciplinary actions. Bridgit's son, Dylan, was one year old and …

…school found out that she had been using drugs. She was expelled and was not allowed to return to public school again. Alex's parents then enrolled her in a private school and after several very long months, she was able to quit. Had her parents talked to her and warned her of the dangers and effects of smoking marijuana beforehand, very likely, she would not have been tempted to try it in the first place.