Are behavior charts effective for children? Discover the benefits of using a behavior chart, wand more tips on your child's behavior.

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Can a potty training chart make this difficult milestone easier? Here's why you might want to use one – and how to set your child up for success.

Mount Healthy police are investigating after a day care reported that someone put a Confederate flag sticker on one of its vans.

Behavior charts track a child’s actions to encourage positive conduct. Learn how to use three different behavior charts for kids: sticker charts, color charts, and weekly points charts.

Some of the hazards of sticker charts include the much-discussed risk of undermining kids’ intrinsic motivation, or the need to offer more and better rewards as the original ones lose their appeal.

Star charts are useful for reinforcing positive behaviors, such as brushing their teeth or having a day without incidents at school.

Getting your kids to do chores around the house is hard enough, but one woman has resorted to bribing her husband with beer and sex just to inspire him to pitch in.

Create a token economy system that allows your child to exchange tokens for bigger rewards. It can be the fastest way to end behavior problems.