When you have first-time obedience, your child listens to you the first time you give an instruction. This is not easy to do, but it can be accomplished! Here are your tips.
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- Getting Children to Obey the First Time
- How to Get Your Child to Obey with a Simple “Yes Mommy”
- How To Teach Your Child to Come When Called
- Teach Kids What Obedience Looks Like
- How Often Can You Really Expect a Child to Obey
- Train To Obey Your Voice
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- Recent First Time Obedience Posts
- How to Get Your Child to Obey with a Simple “Yes Mommy”
- How To Teach Your Child to Come When Called
- Teach Kids What Obedience Looks Like
- How Often Can You Really Expect a Child to Obey
- Train To Obey Your Voice
- Discipline 101: The basics of correcting children
- More First Time Obedience Help
- Teaching Obedience to a Child with Special Needs
- How To Teach Your Child to Come When Called
- First-Time Obedience: Balance the Good with the Bad
- First Time Obedience Tips for Parents
- Discipline 101: The basics of correcting children
- First Time Obedience–First Things First
- Teach Kids What Obedience Looks Like
- Train To Obey Your Voice
- How to Get Your Child to Obey with a Simple “Yes Mommy”
- Take baby steps to get first-time obedience
- Getting Children to Obey the First Time
- Obedience Is Just the Beginning
- How Often Can You Really Expect a Child to Obey
- Discipline Phrases and One-Liners
- Helpful Books
- Emotions
- Discipline Information
- First Time Obedience
Getting Children to Obey the First Time
When you give your child an instruction, you just want to hear a “yes mom.” Not a “Why?” nor a “Do I have to?” or even a silence. You don’t want to repeat yourself over and over. You want your child to obey the first time. This post walks you through how to get there.
How to Get Your Child to Obey with a Simple “Yes Mommy”
A really good way to get your child to obey you the first time is to teach them to respond to you with “Yes Mom.” This might seem too easy, but it works!
How To Teach Your Child to Come When Called
You do not enjoy when your child either ignores you when you call them or, worse, runs the other way, it stresses you out! Learn how to get your kiddo to come to you when you call them.
Teach Kids What Obedience Looks Like
Your child cannot really listen to you and obey if they do not know what that would look like. Children are still learning all about life and don’t just know what you mean when you give an instruction.
How Often Can You Really Expect a Child to Obey
You are working toward first time obedience, but how often can you really expect your child to obey you? You might feel hopeless when your child disobeys, but did you know it is NORMAL for a child to not always listen? Read proper expectations here.
Train To Obey Your Voice
If you want your child to obey you the first time, they need to be used to obeying just your voice.
Recent First Time Obedience Posts
How to Get Your Child to Obey with a Simple “Yes Mommy”
How To Teach Your Child to Come When Called
Teach Kids What Obedience Looks Like
How Often Can You Really Expect a Child to Obey
Train To Obey Your Voice
Discipline 101: The basics of correcting children
More First Time Obedience Help
Teaching Obedience to a Child with Special Needs
How To Teach Your Child to Come When Called
First-Time Obedience: Balance the Good with the Bad
First Time Obedience Tips for Parents
Discipline 101: The basics of correcting children
First Time Obedience–First Things First
Teach Kids What Obedience Looks Like
Train To Obey Your Voice
How to Get Your Child to Obey with a Simple “Yes Mommy”
Take baby steps to get first-time obedience
Getting Children to Obey the First Time
Obedience Is Just the Beginning
How Often Can You Really Expect a Child to Obey
Discipline Phrases and One-Liners
- 7 Phrases To Help You Avoid Losing Your Temper as a Parent
- A Simple One-Liner to Stop Whining in its Tracks
- Discipline Phrase: “I didn’t ask if you wanted to…”
- Discipline Phrase: “You don’t have the freedom to…”
- How to Get Your Child to Obey with a Simple “Yes Mommy”
- How To Respond When Your Child Says “I’m Bored!”
- A Simple One-Liner To Keep Your Preschooler On Track
- The Perfect Response for a Defiant Child
- The Perfect Way to Respond to a Dramatic Child
- You Don’t Have to Like It, But You Do Have to Eat It
Helpful Books
- Book Review: Making Children Mind Without Losing Yours
- Parenting With Love and Logic: Everything You Need to Know
- Book Review: Parenting the Strong-Willed Child
Emotions
- How To Help Your Child Work Through Emotions
- Handling Explosions in Emotionally Intense Kids
- How To Respond to Your Emotional Preschooler
- The Perfect Way to Respond to a Dramatic Child
- How to Allow Children to Feel Without Acting Out
Discipline Information
- 5 Rules for Giving Kids Instructions
- Benefits of Structure and Routine
- Childishness vs. Foolishness: Responding When Kids Disobey
- Considerations for Correction
- The “D” Word: Is Discipline Good or Bad?
- Discipline is Not Instant Gratification
- Discipline Methods for Parents
- Discipline Without Taking Yourself Too Seriously
- Fair vs. Equal
- How To Avoid Being the “Super Parent”
- How to Prepare Your Child for Great Behavior in Public
- How to Respond When Your Kiddo Tells You “No”
- How to Set Boundaries for Children & Siblings
- How To Teach Your Child to Come When Called
- How Your Child’s Behavior is Tied to Food and Sleep
- Making Children Mind…Show Love
- Obedience Is Just the Beginning
- Parenting Skills: Look to Yourself First
- Positive Discipline
- Proactive and Directive Parenting
- Selfishness and Rebellion Are Not Outgrown
- Start as You Mean to Go On as a Parent
- Teaching Obedience is a Step-by-step Process
- The Problem with Constantly Needing to Correct a Child
- The Problem with Credit Card Parenting
- Tips to Find Your Child’s Currency for Obedience
- Understanding Why vs. How When Parenting
- What “The Ant and the Grasshopper” Teaches about Discipline
- What to Do When Discipline is Not Working
- A Biblical Reason for Teaching Kids to Obey
- 6 Important Takeaways from the Book “Making Children Mind”
First Time Obedience
- Discipline 101: The basics of correcting children
- First-Time Obedience: Balance the Good with the Bad
- First Time Obedience–First Things First
- Getting Children to Obey the First Time
- How Often Can You Really Expect a Child to Obey
- How to Get Your Child to Obey with a Simple “Yes Mommy”
- How To Teach Your Child to Come When Called
- Obedience Is Just the Beginning
- Take baby steps to get first-time obedience
- Teach Kids What Obedience Looks Like
- Teaching Obedience to a Child with Special Needs
- Train To Obey Your Voice
- Commanding Obedience within Reason
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