As a parent, you can gift this bear to your child and have them name it then register their bear's special chosen name on the bearonthechair.com and print out an adoption certificate. Place the bear in an area where you kiddo can see it easily and have discussions over appropriate behavior and expectations and include the bear to demonstrate by the two emotions of how the child's actions are matching the discussed behavior plan. Brushed your teeth well without fussing? Big achievement. Pushed your sister's cup off the table because she sassed you? Big disappointment. I would be careful to discuss changing the expression each time to reinforce the action itself, not the value/worth of the child. Everyone does good and not so good actions, those actions individually are not who we are as people.
If you'd like to read more about Bear on the Chair's positive behavior reinforcement and how it's used, visit this link and get some great ideas from other parents and professionals in the classroom as well as therapists and those in the field of working with kids. https://www.bearonthechair.com #bearonthechair
Have you ever used Bear on the Chair? Are you an educator or professional or just a parent looking for positive reinforcement methods for kids in your care? Drop me a comment, I'd like to know your thoughts.
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