Strategies to Teach Children Delayed Gratification
Help children to create plans, prioritize their goals, celebrate after reaching a goal, save money, and use positive self-talk.
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Strategies To Teach Children Delayed Gratification – Part 1
Rewarding self-control, modeling it, teaching distractions, if-then thinking, and goal setting are some of the strategies parents can use to teach children self-control.
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Is Your Child An Instant Gratifier Or A Patient Postponer?
Why do some children grow up and are able to resist temptation, delay gratification, and other children do not? What does this have to do childhood overindulgence?
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Strategies To Raise a Grateful Child
Gratitude, just like a garden, starts with tilling the soil, planting the seed, watering, fertilizing, and nurturing.
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All They Want To Be Is Rich, Famous And Look Good!
Overindulging children leads to External rather than Internal life goals resulting in a greater risk of unhappiness, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and intimacy problems.
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