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He doesn't eat Jello,
Or say "Hello".
Just Buzz, Buzz, Buzz
Whatever he does.
And he's covered with YELLOW fuzz,fuzz, fuzz.
He flies beneath the YELLOW sun,
Until his pollen collecting is done.
And he really thinks it's fun, fun, fun.
YELLOW flowers,
He visits for hours.
Or buzzes around in YELLOW towers.
If you should see that YELLOW guy
He might be eating YELLOW banana pie.
Be sure to wish him a YELLOW good-bye.
Good Bye....
Get children involved with the process of choosing which chores to do! This will encourage your child and give the feeling of self importance.
-- Start teaching your child at a young age to be responsible.
-- Teach your child to pickup after each activity (Enforce this when she asks for something- especially when she is done playing with her toys! (i.e. food, to go out, a movie etc...).
-- Get children involved in the process of doing chores by allowing them to help with choosing the chores that they feel they can do.
-- Let your child help place the chart on the refrigerator in a spot where they would like it to go.
-- Teach children the joy of self-evaluation and a job well done instead of dependence on rewards. Children love the satisfaction of placing the completed stickers on their chart.
-- Do not do anything for your child that he can do for himself.
-- Always praise your child for a job well done when a chore is completed! Tell the child "good job!" (Not "good boy"!)
-- If your child does something on his own (without you asking him to do it) make sure you tell your child that you like when he does this. This will encourage more of this behavior (cleaning up after himself).
-- A chore chart is a great way to start teaching your child responsibility. The key to positive motivation is getting children involved with the process! You can make your own chore chart.
remember to make children's chores fun!
Toddlers say the cutest things: A toddler who was always around books
and never ripped them went into the local Library with her mother. The
Librarian, a rather crotchity older man, proceeded to give them a hassle
fearing the child would hurt his books. Once out the door the child said
seriously. "HE'S the BOSS of that place, isn't he."
JOKE; When my friend heard taking a milk bath was good for her skin, she bought 10 gallons of milk from the milkman.
"Do you want it pasturized?" the milkman asked.
"No," said my mom, "up to my knees would be fine."
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