Anonymous
Would you guys consider this inhumane? are there other ways to go about doing this? I'm struggling to find a suitable alternative
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Bjorn Ng
24 Dec 2019
Business Analyst at 10x Capital
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Josh Tan Jian Liang
12 Dec 2019
Co-founder https://theastuteparent.com at Promiseland Independent Pte Ltd
Hi Anon,
How old is your child? Why is it NOT working now already?
A pre-schooler like mine would accept it. But a teenager would fight back. Of course there are other methods for that situation which is not a one fix method.
Everyone's answer is what they imagine they would do or what they are doing now. βββ
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Belle W
11 Dec 2019
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Cutting your child's allowance would be a form of negative punishment (removing a factor to decrease behaviour). How about considering positive punishment methods (adding a factor to decrease a behaviour)?
Examples include additional house chores, more homework etc.
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I will cut - not excessively I think enough for them to buy food during recess but nothing left over after. They need to learn the consequences for their actions so hit it where is hurts!
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Yes I would, why not? If they overspend or cannot control, I will cut it totally to teach them a lesson. It's not inhumane. But of course, I would let him/her know why am I cutting it (indefinitely) and on what basis will I "reinstate" it in the the future.