How to Discipline a Blind or Visually Impaired Child
Establish rules and boundaries.. Communicate your expectations.. Be consistent.
Steps
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Establish rules and boundaries.
Establish rules and boundaries.
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Communicate your expectations.
Communicate your expectations.
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Be consistent.
Be consistent.
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Help the child learn natural consequences.
Help the child learn natural consequences.
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Teach the child logical consequences.
Teach the child logical consequences.
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Take away the child's privileges.
Take away the child's privileges.
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Identify your child's challenging behaviors.
Identify your child's challenging behaviors.
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Think about what is causing the behavior.
Think about what is causing the behavior.
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Think about why your child is behaving this way.
Think about why your child is behaving this way.
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Avoid stimulating or potentially triggering situations.
Avoid stimulating or potentially triggering situations.
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Correct attention-seeking behaviors.
Correct attention-seeking behaviors.
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Teach the child a replacement behavior.
Teach the child a replacement behavior.
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Seek professional help.
Seek professional help.
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Pay attention to communication struggles.
Pay attention to communication struggles.
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Think about reasons for behavioral differences.
Think about reasons for behavioral differences.
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Put their behaviors in context.
Put their behaviors in context.
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Try switching discipline methods.
Try switching discipline methods.
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