Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say-Communication Techniques to Enhance Your Library

Think Often we make half-hearted requests of our child, and when he doesnÕt respond we just drop it. Usually, this happens over little issues, and we drop it because itÕs not worth fighting over. The problem is, a child gets in the habit of ignoring you, on both little issues and big ones. When you take a breath, take a minute and think first, you can then be clear about your request and willing to follow through to the end.