#child behavior modification

If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to improve child behavior, you’ll be happy to know that… you’ve found it!

Developed for ages 3 to 9, the GOOD PUPPY System improves family dynamics with a simple game children love. The system sets healthy boundaries, gives children the attention they need, corrects communication, helps develop a sense of responsibility, reduces anxieties, grows confidence and self-esteem; and it does it all through play.

Here are the three main tools. Let’s get to it!

Tool #1 — Good Puppy Agreements

Setup three rules that describe the behavior you want from your children and the reason why. Keep agreements positive and explanations clear. This tool is designed to improve communication. When Children understand the reason why a behavior is expected of them, they are more likely to agree and follow through. Here’s an example:

Agreement #1: Always Be Polite. Because… You treat others the way you want to be treated.

Agreement #2: Cooperate Because… You treat others the way you want to be treated.

Agreement #3: Follow Our Instructions Because… You treat others the way you want to be treated.

These three agreements cover all the basics to support good behavior. You’re more than welcome to use them as they are, or customize them to fit your situation.

Tool #2 — Good Puppy Avatar Tags

The system is comprised of 4 levels, each with its own color, name and image of our puppy, Roger Good. Each color or level is attached to consequences. This system helps children earn their privileges. Making something such as time spent on electronics, a reward for good behavior and cooperation.

Children start each day on green, Good Puppy. If they do well, they remain on green, Good Puppy. If they do super well, they can move up to blue, Super Puppy If they don’t follow the agreements, they move down to yellow, Silly Puppy. If they stray again, they go down to red, Naughty Puppy. This may require a time out. A time out is a time to look at our emotions and figure out what made us stray and how to get back to green. Help children get back to green by suggesting good deeds that will bring them back up.

Set up the system by filling out the consequences on the back of each card: Green should have all the privileges the child usually has. Blue should have extra privileges. Yellow should represent a loss of some privileges. Red should represent a loss of all privileges.

Tool #3 — The Good Puppy Journal

Make a safe space every night to sit down with your child and review the days’ behaviors. This will give you the perfect opportunity to bond and discuss questions children may have away from the situation. Do this every night in order to build a journal, to review behavior and to view the progress made. Later on, this journal will become a piece of nostalgia, something to keep in mind when writing it. Make it something fun to look back onto.

Download Your Free Tools

Download your free sample of the GOOD PUPPY Children Behavioral & Emotional System for HOME and get your three free tools, along with a chance to browse through the entire Good Puppy System.

“Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.”

Teaching children what to think usually results in defiance and rebellion. Teaching children how to think, will prepare them to make smart decisions on their own. A good behavior chart should be a coherent part of a behavioral and emotional system children can easily understand. Parents applying a child behavior modification system should be able to reinforce good behavior, social skills, communication, family structure and the understanding and verbalization of emotions with simple child-friendly tools.

If you are a parent, a teacher or a therapist, then you too can use the help of the GOOD PUPPY Children Behavioral & Emotional System. These tools, designed to reach children starting at age 3, work together to create a cohesive game kids absolutely love to play. It is their own desire to participate in the game, to take the challenge, to be rewarded for their good doings, to prove themselves, that makes the system so effective at both curbing behavior and growing self-esteem in children, ages 3 to 9.

The system is so easy to use that it takes no more than a half hour to apply it. Once the behavioral system is set, behavioral support tools can be implemented as needed or wanted. Let me give you a quick idea:

Free Tools: All of these child behavior modification tools are available online at goodpuppy.com. You can apply the entire system from printable PDF files, and what’s even better is that the main tools are offered as a free download. So all you need is a few printouts and a half hour to seat down with your child, explain the system, set up consequences and get the game rolling. Just think —You can start improving family dynamics and curbing child behavior within the hour.

Quick Results: Children are quick to realize that they control their consequences by modifying their actions. Shortly they start calculating consequences before initiating defiant or bad behavior in order to get what they want or prove themselves. Quick results are easy to achieve, but it is consistency in the application of the system that will keep improving behavior. A good behavior chart to keep track of results and build a progress report, while supporting consistency from parents is the GOOD PUPPY Weekly Journal.

Focus On Positivity: Driven by rewards, children have an incentive to try harder. Believe in them and they will believe in themselves. Keep rewarding, encouraging and instigating good behavior and that’s what you will receive.

Immediate feedback: You will notice immediate behavior changes. Once the children understand the game, they start correcting their behavior to gain the largest rewards. Watch the child and you can almost hear the calculations taking place.

Good Puppy’s Children Behavioral and Emotional System tools communicate with children in their language, allowing me access to their emotions, supporting my communication efforts and bringing parents the tools they need to build a healthy structure at home.

About the Author:

Gabriel Tito, RMFT, has his practice in Fort Lauderdale and has worked with children and families in the area for the past fifteen years. Gabriel has written numerous articles about child behavior and behavioral tools for parents. He was a main instigator and collaborator in the creation of the GOOD PUPPY Children Behavioral & Emotional System. Gabriel implements the system in therapy sessions and emphasizes that consistent good behavior from parents creates consistent good behavior from children; and tools that support these dynamics aid in the development of a healthy structure children can thrive under. He often recommends parents to implement a behavior chart for kids that is part of a full and coherent behavioral and emotional system children can easily understand.

START CURBING CHILD BEHAVIOR IN 1 DAY

TRY IT FREE!

“Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.”

Teaching children what to think usually results in defiance and rebellion. Teaching children how to think, will prepare them to make smart decisions on their own. A good behavior chart should be a coherent part of a behavioral and emotional system children can easily understand. Parents applying a child behavior modification system should be able to reinforce good behavior, social skills, communication, family structure and the understanding and verbalization of emotions with simple child-friendly tools.

If you are a parent, a teacher or a therapist, then you too can use the help of the GOOD PUPPY Children Behavioral & Emotional System. These tools, designed to reach children starting at age 3, work together to create a cohesive game kids absolutely love to play. It is their own desire to participate in the game, to take the challenge, to be rewarded for their good doings, to prove themselves, that makes the system so effective at both curbing behavior and growing self-esteem in children, ages 3 to 9.

The system is so easy to use that it takes no more than a half hour to apply it. Once the behavioral system is set, behavioral support tools can be implemented as needed or wanted. Let me give you a quick idea:

Free Tools: All of these child behavior modification tools are available online at goodpuppy.com. You can apply the entire system from printable PDF files, and what’s even better is that the main tools are offered as a free download. So all you need is a few printouts and a half hour to seat down with your child, explain the system, set up consequences and get the game rolling. Just think —You can start improving family dynamics and curbing child behavior within the hour.

Quick Results: Children are quick to realize that they control their consequences by modifying their actions. Shortly they start calculating consequences before initiating defiant or bad behavior in order to get what they want or prove themselves. Quick results are easy to achieve, but it is consistency in the application of the system that will keep improving behavior. A good behavior chart to keep track of results and build a progress report, while supporting consistency from parents is the GOOD PUPPY Weekly Journal.

Focus On Positivity: Driven by rewards, children have an incentive to try harder. Believe in them and they will believe in themselves. Keep rewarding, encouraging and instigating good behavior and that’s what you will receive.

Immediate feedback: You will notice immediate behavior changes. Once the children understand the game, they start correcting their behavior to gain the largest rewards. Watch the child and you can almost hear the calculations taking place.

Good Puppy’s Children Behavioral and Emotional System tools communicate with children in their language, allowing me access to their emotions, supporting my communication efforts and bringing parents the tools they need to build a healthy structure at home.

About the Author:

Gabriel Tito, RMFT, has his practice in Fort Lauderdale and has worked with children and families in the area for the past fifteen years. Gabriel has written numerous articles about child behavior and behavioral tools for parents. He was a main instigator and collaborator in the creation of the GOOD PUPPY Children Behavioral & Emotional System. Gabriel implements the system in therapy sessions and emphasizes that consistent good behavior from parents creates consistent good behavior from children; and tools that support these dynamics aid in the development of a healthy structure children can thrive under. He often recommends parents to implement a behavior chart for kids that is part of a full and coherent behavioral and emotional system children can easily understand.

START CURBING CHILD BEHAVIOR IN 1 DAY

TRY IT FREE!