Kids lying

Caught your child lying? Find out how to turn this situation into a valuable teaching moment by following these simple steps!

Kids lie. It's natural, but you can raise honest kids with these 5 parenting tips on how to be honorable and a good person.

He stares directly into your eyes and says, “I didn’t do it.” Chocolate smeared all over his face. She said she just brushed her teeth, but you glare at her as you hold up her dry toothbrush. How can your kids lie directly to your face? Are you raising little sociopaths? Are they doomed to be pathological liars? Most likely not. Kids all have varying degrees of honesty. Some are super honest and others are…well, not so honest. But you can help more than you think.

Problem solving steps for your child's lying and sneaky behavior. You as a parent can help your child develop strategies so they can stop lying in the future.

Kids lie. It's natural, but you can raise honest kids with these 5 parenting tips on how to be honorable and a good person.

Understand why your Child is Lying and How to Take a Positive Approach When You Get to the Root Cause of the Lie. How to Use Calm & Positive Communication.

Lying is part of childhood, but parents need to understand the root cause of the lie before responding. Learn to build trust & foster honesty in your kids and most importantly, figure out why your child is lying to you and how to fix things so the don't feel the need to lie in the future. #childislying #whydokidslie #childislyingtome #childislyingtoyou #positiveparenting #positiveparentingtips #positiveparentingstrategies #positiveparentingadvice #parentingtips #positivediscipline

Lying is part of childhood, but parents need to understand the root cause of the lie before responding. Learn to build trust & foster honesty in your kids

Kids & Lying: 6 Tips for Parents | Lying is a normal part of a child's development, but it's important to know when it starts, why kids do it, what's normal, when to worry, and what to do about it. Should you discipline your child with punishments or consequences, or is there another way to address the behavior without yelling (positive reinforcement for the win?!). This post has all the details you need, helping you to understand your child's behavior and know when and how to address it.