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How often do you reward your child when he/she does something good? It is very important to encourage children by rewarding them. Find out some suggestions to reward kids.

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Good Ways To Reward Children

Rewards act as great reinforcements for children. Many a times it has been noted that parents scold the children when they do something wrong, but rarely reward them at their good act. It is very important for children to receive incentives when they do a worthy act. This way a child gets encouraged do repeatedly show good behavior. Incentives and rewards are necessary for kids as they make the child easily differentiate between a good deed and a bad one. There are many ways to reward children. Check out some suggestions on how to reward kids each time they come up with something commendable.    
 
Good Ways To Reward Children 
  • If your child loves collection pieces, then rewarding him/her with items that would add to his collection is the best way. Stickers, stamps are most popular collection pieces by children.
  • If your child loves to play with toys, reward his/her act with small inexpensive toys.
  • For girls, a bracelet or necklace or even beads for jewelry making are the best bet.
  • Honor your child with awards like medals, ribbons, certificates, engraved or lettered trophies. They are great incentives and work wonders to reinforce the good act for future.
  • If your kid has a creative bent, gifting him/her do-it-yourself craft kits will be advantageous.
  • Mugs or toys imprinted with 'great job' are some popular ways to reward children.
  • You can also present gift bags with surprises inside each time your child does something worthwhile.
  • For kids who love gardening, receiving a plant, seeds or a pot for growing can be the best options as rewards.
  • When the child does something which is very good, you can reward him/her with Sunday planning. Allow the child to pick a movie that the family would watch together or an outdoor sport that the family would play together in the weekend.
  • You can also set up a system so that each time the child does something worth rewarding, he/she earns movie tickets, coupons, gift certificates or discounts to skating rinks, bowling alleys, and other entertainment outlets.
  • If your child is small, you can reward him by reading an extra bedtime story.
  • For a teenager, you can let your child spend a night at his/her friend's house or you can allow a friend to spend the night at your place. Granting a day off from the regular chores is also a good way to reward children.
  • You can never go wrong by serving your child his/her favorite dinner, snack or dessert. However, make sure that you serve nutritious food.



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