Health looks at some easy ways that parents can inculcate the concept of right and wrong in their children.
Set limits, but be careful not to impose too many rules. Before making a rule, ask yourself: Is it necessary? Does the rule protect a child’s health and safety
Keep rules simple and understandable.
Involve children as much as possible in making family rules.
Help your child understand rules and what happens when they are broken.
Be flexible. Some rules may work when a child is young, but as children grow older, they need and want more independence.
Help your child develop self control. Young children do not have the self-control needed to follow all the rules all of the time.
Tell a child about behavior that is annoying to you or others.
Act quickly when a child misbehaves.
Be consistent. Agree with other family members on methods of discipline.
Praise a child for good behavior and accomplishments.