Matching Pairs NURS 125 - FamilyOnline version Disciplining Your Child. Reference: Polan, E. & Taylor, D. (2019). The family. (6th ed.) Journey across the lifespan (pp 40-53). Philadelphia, PA.: F.A. Davis. by KRISTIN AC 1 Establish clear-cut rules, keep lines of communication open, be available and supportive, listen to what your child has to say. 2 Eliminate temptation, supervise, redirect, calmly say "no". 3 Emphasize consequences of actions, use humor to resolve conflicts, use role reversal. 4 Connect action with consequence, don't threaten, follow through with discipline, use time out. 5 Relate action and consequences, be realistic, be flexible, offer choices and not threats. 9 to 12 years of age 3 to 5 years of age 13 and older 6 to 8 years of age 0 to 2 years of age
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