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when the child(ren) are doing something they aren't supposed to turn a blind eye. If they aren't hurting themselves and are out of danger just let the kid be a kid.

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Diverting the child(ren) with something else may channel them to do something else instead of focusing on the problem.

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when disciplining you child(ren) you must be consistent so the child knows that what they did was unacceptable.

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not knowing emotions are a big reason why children act up. we should teach the child(ren)
what they are feeling before we scold them for it.

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When giving the child(ren) the opportunity to choose you are less likely to end up in a power struggle. choices makes the child(ren)- feel empowered.

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three websites that help with Positive Discipline: 

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three websites that help with Positive Discipline: 

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-http://afineparent.com/be-positive/positive-discipline-techniques.html
-http://www.pbs.org/parents/talkingwithkids/positive_discipline_tips.html
-http://www.parents.com/kids/discipline/strategies/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kw5GBYjH_v8

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1) Offer Choices
2) Teach Emotions
3) Be Consistent
4) Divert and Channel
5) Ignore Bad Behavior

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Positive parenting helps establish a good relationship between child and parent. Also, positive parenting makes a child free from shame,and fear of violence

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positive discipline is parenting that focuses on the positive points of behavior. This is based on the belief that all children are good and no child is bad.