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We don’t do screentime on weekdays, I’m wondering if there are any other examples of incentives that can be earned/unearned with behavior? I wouldn’t want to remove his free time playing drums or riding his bike, though those are important to him, they’re also just a positive activity each day. I can’t think of any other items or activities we could disallow access to that wouldn’t then negatively affect the whole family.
I wouldn't be able to answer without knowing your son's "currency", how old he is, etc. I would never suggest removing a musical instrument, exercise or outdoor play.
Superb
Thanks for your efforts
Well done
Will keep this in mind😊
Better late than naught...😊
Daily expectations....
Its reqd..
Absolutely 😊
Thanks for this video! Needed this!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video!
Thank You!
Thank you for your videos
My pleasure!
Absolutely
Just shared this video to myself so I can remember to check out those links in the morning. Looking forward to it!
Awesome, thank you!
WOW …😮this is Golden. Thank you 🙏
You're so welcome!
This was very helpful. I’m curious to see how it works especially with my child who has ADHD and is oppositional (destructive in the aftermath of not getting to engage in desired activity). I’m curious to see if the accountability language will result in him not breaking things🙏🏻
The language of accountability alone will not result in him not breaking things, rather it's a combination of implement various strategies - creating daily expectations, enlisting supporters, letting them know how you will be changing in response to their behavior, etc. This is all covered in Scaffolding Better Behavior, the Parent Behavior Training program.
My child’s behavior is not just at home it’s at school as well. Will the program still be helpful?
If they school used the language and strategies in the program so there's consistency at home and school it would.
I appreciate the information but you speak way too fast😄Thanks for the video.
Noted
You can always slow down the playback speed a tad in the settings.
And how slow do you need him to talk. If you care enough listen again and again. It'll be better for you to lock in the information 😅
If it was too fast, it might be a vocabulary thing. I'm not judging just think about maybe it's not him or others first.
@@ADHDDudeI appreciate the fast talking because it keeps the videos short
Come on, this speed is nothing. I used to translate sitcoms for dubbing.