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How to teach your child to keep his hands to himself?

I need an effective method to teach my 5 1 / 2 years of age, how keep hands to himself. It is not always a matter of hitting (though sometimes it is) but usually invading the space of others pulling their backpacks, dealing of rough play at inappropriate times, pulling girls' hair, grabbing food or toys without asking, so I do not mean to paint in a bad light as not to make these things with malice, but seems not to understand that what he is doing is unwanted, inappropriate and can be painful if you do not expect it. I know who has learned this behavior and have limited access to this child, but it seems that a teacher has learned what is the kicker. I've said several times that I can remember "keep hands to himself" not touch other people, "but something is not sinking in what can be done, because this * has * to stop now that school has started?

This is a continuing problem with the children of this age. And no matter if you have never done it at home, it seems is a development issue. It has to be treated like any problem discipline, which means in our house is "doing crime and doing time" – as in time, losing a privilege (usually goes with mom to the store or not get to play your favorite computer game). They also practice "positive reinforcement", ie, "keep your nose clean and has" The keep small – like a trip to Dairy Queen for a freeze cherry – but between the two, we've been doing quite well. I just checked with the supplier after school today and she says she is much better.

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