Phone: 407-380-9115
Fax: 407-380-9189
Poison Control: 800-222-1222
Emergency: 911
When to Learn About Rules
The most difficult time for a child to learn a rule is when it has been broken. Instead, try to establish a rule before there is an opportunity to break it. For example, telling a child to stop running by a swimming pool immediately sets up a conflict. An explanation of the rule upon arrival at the pool allows communication of it before the conflict arises. This is not to say that there won't be a discussion of adhering to the rules later!
TLC Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine, PA 11715 Orpington Street, Suite A Orlando, Florida 32817
Powered by Pediatric Web
Please read our disclaimer.