It's Murphys law. The same law that declares that as soon as I lay down, Kaden wakes up. Someone out there hates us. ↑ |
LMAO Randi....But I guess since I can not personally figure out a reason as to why it is the way it is I guess that a good enough reason for me. Infact I am convinced that it might just be true. ↑ |
I actually am in a psyc class and we are researching the exact same issue. there is much evidence to sugest that too much praise can lead to bad behavior, becuase the child begins to think that everything that they do is good and ok. I personally believe that there has to be a good equal mix of praise and firm diciplin. ↑ |
Ha, ha, they ALL do this!
What you must do is praise him, but downplay it!
Instead of saying "what a good boy you've been today" say "thanks for helping me" or "you did a good job of doing xxxx" whatever it was. Don't act too enthusiastic or go overboard with the praise. Give him a wink whilst you're doing it....little boys like that!
Keep it simple and low-key. Some kids don't like being praised too much......for some strange reason.....just like some people don't like being complemented on their looks....makes them feel self-conscious or whatever! ↑ |
good advice AS. If you act suprised that they are behaving then they may start to think that it really isn't needed LOL ↑ |
Yeah!
My son goes nuts if I praise him! He hates it!!!!!! ↑ |
I never thought about it. Now that I think about it he usually only act out when I praise him in front of Marc or someone else. If it's just him andI he just smiles but doesn't act up. ↑ |