Behaviour advice



Behaviour advice 
Hello welcome to my behaviour advice I am not going to do it yet but I am just telling you to know that the behaviour advice will be written in a few days this advice will only go for parent-school where parent-teacher get good advice from me with some good advice that will make parent-school realize what they are not doing right but I can only try but I will do my best to sort out what I can advise parent schools on.

But like I say that I am not sure how good I am going to be giving advice on behaviour but I can assure you that I will try my best to give out outstanding advice for parent schools so please wait for my behaviour storytelling very soon I am not sure when I am going to do it but I will do it when I have found something that I can put in my own words.

hi everyone give me few more days I will be updating this blog it will be story about me and how it might help you out with behaviour at home school but I am still trying to think how shell i start the sentences of so I am sure that everyone has a behaviour issue that goes for young people older people.

can I tell young people om this blog that goes anyone if you can't talk about any problems with anyone then you need to talk about it before they starting creating anything that they going do?


my behaviour advice will not be on live until I can think of the words that I am going to make in full paragraph so I am working hard on to giving out good advice on behaviour so it should be good for parent-school to get my advice and my opinions if my advice does not meet any of your standards then I will have to look into others ways giving out better behaviour advice. But I am hoping that my advice will be good enough for you all out there in the world.



I like to say about the behaviour chart for those who suffer from behaviour in kids this goes for those who work in primary school parent my behaviour chart will be designed differently to help parent and primary school to show the kids how bad they been or how good they been in classroom it best that you have behaviour chart to help kids understand what the behaviour chart means to them


so I can give you an example for one of them if they were good for the whole of the month-end of each month they will get a tick from the  teacher who will tick the good behaviour out the tick on the behaviour chart which will show them how good they ben at school

if they been bad miss behave in the classroom they will get cross on the bad behaviour chart which bad behaviour chart will not be a good start for them be so they will lose the chance of gaining ticks of the tick for good behaviour chart.


so each month they will gain something for there award for being a good person in the classroom but other than that they will be able to gain things like below is the list of them.


behaviour certificate for good behaviour in the classroom so they will have good positive behaviour in the classroom if they stay been good in the classroom and they work hard to stay the way they are now than before.


they might  get a sticker or stamp to show the good behaviour in the classroom they will get stamp or sticker

they might get sweet or a lollipop in the classroom for good behaviour in the classroom

they might get a chance to go out on day trips to any place for there good behaviour in the classroom

all they need to show the teacher how good they can be a parent when it comes to good behaviour in the classroom at school if they get all tick from good behaviour chart then they will be able to get the chance to choose where they fancy going end of the year before they break up from school.

they need to show good sign of good behaviour in the classroom before end of year terms time if the behaviour still continuing to be good then that good they must of learn how to be good in-classroom parent so I think it time that I will show you what my behaviour chart is going to look like it going to be different to other on the internet I will create it show you that my behaviour chart.


I also like to point out that behaviour can happen anytime so the one you need to do is watch out for them I am not here to be saying to you that behaviour will change unless the behaviour change from them that correct and it true that if that person who misses behaving needs to understand that they can't continue like this at all so the only way another person needs to learn how to change the behaviour change it completely soon so my advice to parent-school if they can't change the behaviour who will change the behaviour for them.

Yes, behaviour can change if they change it themself do not do it for them they will have to learn how to change their own behaviour instead. So I can say that my behaviour as change over the last few years but I do not have any behaviour issue been so I learned from my mistakes when I was a kid so everyone can learn there own mistake when they badly miss behaving but that not guarantee that behaviour will not stop that soon it all depending on the behaviour that been course by something where it course by someone else course the behaviour or wherever they want to course the behaviour but it all ways going to be like that everyone when you see behaviour start then they will not stop unless they stop it straight away before anything get out of hand.

so with the behaviour, it will mean that you will have to watch at all time it does not mean that you have a any excuses refuse to not watch out for behaviours it means that you should be watching those behaviour kicking when they start kicking off then you need to deal with it quickly and fast I mean run to them soon as you see it go for it take action on behaviour while they are still kicking until you get to them don't even messed around because they are kicking off it means that you need to go deal with the behaviour stop making like others going to be allowed to deal with it when it not their job you what I mean other kids or student go deal with the behaviour it your job you get paid for it teacher so you should know how to deal with it not saying that you can't deal with or cope with the behaviour because it getting out of hand and it course you stress about it teacher so my advice try to deal with behaviour.
I just want to say that behaviour can be a challenging thing but it a good thing that you are understanding how to tackle behaviour wherever you a primary school teacher secondary school teacher-parent you have to think about how you can tackle  find some things to tackle the behaviour

S|ometime behaviour can course by many things below is the list fo things that behaviour can course by

  1. Behaviour can course by when they been bullied
  1. behaviour can course by someone calling names
  1. behaviour can course by when someone is shouting
  1. behaviour can course by work is too hard for them 
  1. behaviour can course by someone pissing them off 
  1. Behaviour can course by them losing the game 
  1. behaviour can course by the way they are feeling
  1. behaviour can course by a showing the front of the class or front of a parent at home
  1. behaviour can course by stress
  1. behaviour can course by body weight
  1. behaviour can course by  changes in classroom or at home
  1. behaviour can course by homework is hard  
  1. Behaviour can course by worrying about exams 
  1. behaviour can course by someone saying behind their back 
  1. behaviour can course by the amount of time they were waiting for something to happen  
  1. behaviour can course by having a problem at home or in school 
  1. Behaviour can course by having  no school meal 
  1. behaviour can course by having poor teaching 
  1. behaviour can course by teacher understanding student or kids problems 
  1. behaviour can course by teacher nit listening to student or kids 
  1. Behaviour  can course by lack of understanding 
  1. behaviour can course by the teacher saying things behind kids or student 
  1. behaviour can course by aggressive behaviour 
  1. Behaviour can course by spitting 
  1. behaviour can course by lashing out
  1. Behaviour can course by 
  1. those are the things that behaviour can course by 
  1. Behaviour can course by swearing 
  1. Behaviour can course by disappointment  
  1. Behaviour can course by jealous 
  1. Behaviour can course by unfair nor far 
  1. Behaviour can course by food issue 
  1. Behaviour can course by losing boyfriend and girlfriend 
  1. Behaviour can course by eating too much junk food 
  1. Behaviour can course by money issue 
  1. Behaviour can course by mental health 
  1. Behaviour can course by cancer  
  1. Behaviour can course by waiting time 
  1. Behaviour can course by to much homework 
  1. behaviour can course by overloading imformation to kids or student 

Behaviour can last up to 1 hour 2-hour three-hour four-hour five hours it all can last longer than that so be  aware that behaviour can last up to days month years depending how bad the miss behaving every day or every month every year but what I see is that behaviour can last all most every day if the behaviour does last then you have lot of hard work to put into this but be  aware that behaviour will not stop unless they stop it themself  believed me everyone behaviour can last a long time until they ready to talk about why they miss behaving in first place 
so behaviour can be annoying stressful because they can't learn how to behave themself but it frustrating when you have to deal with behaviour every day well behaviour chart will help you so many ways another it will teach them why they on behaviour chart but when I get to more course on word spreadsheet excel and publisher I will be able to create my own behaviour chart so I can upload it then you can download it for free if they last for a long tike then that means that you even get help by someone or don't bother with getting help put with the bad behaviour but I can say that you can challenge that when you are working with youngest so if you are a teacher or carers then you can challenge it. 
if behaviour doeds not change sooner enough then I think you should even put them in young offender which is not nice place to be or care home been so you might be able to cope with the behaviour at all so you better start copping other wire's you might do something  very naugbhty same has kids will end up in prsion which is not what anyone really fancy when you have the most important things to do. 

If your kids were very naughty then the only way around of making them understand why they naughty is to show them that they will have to learn not to be naughty at all I got something that might work for your kids 


what about naughty step put them on a naughty step to show them they have been very naughty not good boy or girl or if you show them behaviour chart that will help them to realize that the naughty behaviour chart will mean that they will lose there opportunity going out for day or they might lose there opportunity to do what they wanted to do by the way. 

I am now talking about behaviour can affect crimes and can also affect parent life and their relationship when the behaviour happens it just happens in second minute hours or weeks to come behaviour is something that you might need to ask for expert advice about how to tackle any sort out behaviour in school colleges homes so it better if asking an expert if they can support behaviours in schools college at home. 

behaviour effect crimes police should know how to deal with bad behaviour on the street which the behaviour leads to getting weopens which will lead to the unsafe community but police need to know how to tackle those issues anyway so stop them doing things to other lives but them in danger.
The behaviour will constantly keep going unless you know how to find a single strategy to help your kids to understand and to behave and teach them to understand what is wrong and what is right.
behaviour is something that you have to try and challenge if you can't challenge it then you shouldn't be working for them things changing behaviour is a difficult thing for many people have to put up with it but unfortunately, there's nothing to do when it comes to change it they way behaviour but then behaviour needs to stop in certain ways. 

This sample chart shows how behaviors can be rewarded. Below is an example of a boy named Billy. Billy has been very good. He has worked hard to help his mum and dad with shopping, cleaning the house, and has also been good at school. What does this mean to parents and carers? It means they can reward Billy with something nice, like letting him play on the PlayStation or Xbox, getting a takeaway, a snack from the shop, or going on a day trip to say well done to Billy for being very good.
This is example nake you can say that to your own child I am using billy for example parent carers. 

If the behavior changes and they are naughty, then they can't have treats, play on the PlayStation or Xbox, or go on day trips. Their bad behavior stops them from doing the nice things they were looking forward to. Blame the first person, not the second person, for the behaviours.
Behaviors can create many problems at home, in school, and in care homes. This is why a behavior reward chart can be helpful for those who can't behave well. Once my website is live, it will help me sell these charts. You can edit them or print them to use on your fridge.
Billy gets to choose what he wants to do because he has been very good. Billy's behavior has improved a lot since he was a kid. When he was younger, his behavior was so bad that. I couldn't cope anymore, so. I put him in care until he could behave himself. Now, Billy is back home with his daddy and mummy. I am his daddy, and my wife, Katie, is his mummy. This is just an example.
Billy has greatly improved his own behavior. He is sorry for what he did when he was a kid. He used to misbehave, break phones, laptops, and WiFi boxes, and even caused a fire in the house due to his problems, including mental health issues. It took Billy 31 years to see improvement with mental health, having support from professionals who helped him get sorted out.
Now Billy is well-behaved, but he is starting to misbehave again. This is why behavior is something we have to tackle every day. Just because someone can't  behave well doesn't mean they always will. We need to monitor behavior constantly. Parents, teachers, carers, and police officers all need to keep an eye on behavior keep telling that they need to pay the consequences for there own action everyone.
I would like to say that facing the consequences leads to problems where individuals lose their education and lose their connection with their parents. They see their lives, and their parents' lives, torn apart from each other. They may never see their kids again due to bad behavior that has been going on for years.
I hope that kids understand the impact of being torn apart and that parents can explain this to their children. I never had to face this with my parents, but they were close to it. They kept changing their minds every single time, but luckily, they didn't go through with it in the end. We ended up in a care home as soon as we accepted it.
So kids, listen to me: your bad behavior can lead to being torn apart. I will be making a story about this, so please watch this page where I will share a story about parents being torn apart due to bad behavior at home.
I want to emphasize that bad behavior not only affects you but also those around you, especially your family. The pain of being separated from your loved ones is something no one should have to experience. I hope that by sharing my story, kids will realize the importance of good behavior and how it can prevent families from being torn apart.
Please, take this seriously. Understand that your actions have consequences. If you care about your family and your future, make the right choices now. Don't let bad behavior be the reason you lose everything that matters to you. Watch out for my story, and let it be a lesson for everyone about the importance of staying together and supporting each other through good behavior and understanding.
It's crucial to remember that bad behavior can lead to severe consequences. Being separated from your family is one of the worst outcomes. Learn from others' mistakes and choose the right path to keep your family and future secure.
It's crucial to remember that bad behavior can lead to severe consequences. Being separated from your family is one of the worst outcomes. Learn from others' mistakes and choose the right path to keep your family and future secure.
Parents play a crucial role in guiding their children and explaining the consequences of bad behavior. It’s not just about avoiding punishment; it’s about understanding the bigger picture. I was fortunate that my parents reconsidered every time they thought about separating us, and eventually, we stayed together despite ending up in a care home. This experience taught me the importance of family kids good behavior. It’s a lesson I want to share with others. By making better choices and understanding the impact of our actions, we can avoid being torn apart and keep our families strong and connected.
Kids, it’s vital to recognize how your actions can affect your life and the lives of those around you. Bad behavior can lead to serious consequences, like being separated from your parents and ending up in care homes. This separation isn't just physical; it’s emotional and psychological. The bond between parents and children is precious, and once it’s broken, it’s hard to mend. Through my story, I hope to shed light on these harsh realities and encourage better behavior. Learn from my experiences and strive to make choices that bring you closer to your family, not push you apart. Stay connected, stay positive, and choose wisely.
Families are the cornerstone of our lives, and maintaining those relationships is crucial. Bad behavior disrupts these bonds, leading to situations where children might never see their parents again. This isn't just a warning; it’s a reality many face. I will share stories that highlight the struggles of families torn apart by bad behavior. These stories are meant to educate and inspire change. Let’s work together to create a community where kids understand the importance of good behavior and the role it plays in keeping families united. Remember, your actions today will shape your tomorrow. Choose actions that build up your family, not tear it down.
Parents, it's important to be clear when talking about being torn apart. This might sound upsetting, but it means that you might never get to celebrate together as a family again.
Explain to your children that bad behavior can have serious consequences. It could lead to families being separated permanently. This isn't just about missing family events; it means missing out on birthdays, holidays, and everyday moments together.
Being torn apart isn't temporary; it can last a lifetime. Help your kids understand that their actions today can affect their future with their family. When families are separated, it leaves emotional scars that can be hard to heal.
Use real examples to show your children how bad behavior can lead to them being placed in care homes, away from their parents and siblings. Stress the importance of good behavior to keep the family together.
Parent still love you but you need to fully understand that if you are missiing beahving they could well send you to the care home that can put with it all the time they have to challnege that bad beahviour from care home instead of parent which I know that been in care home is lonely or sometimeto it be okay to mx with others in care home but what about seeing your most loving mum dad kids that problem that your kids needs to  understanding in you kids.  
Parents, I want to be honest with you. Kids really do love you, even when their behavior causes problems. If you're struggling to handle their bad behavior, it might be time to seek help from a professional expert who can assist with managing their behavior at home. It's important to address these issues early to maintain a the beahviour of the yur kids.
So, behaving well is crucial to avoid ending up in a care home, kids. It's not a place where you want to have to tell your mom or dad that you behaved well enough to come back home, only to find yourself going back because the bad behavior continues for a long time. It's important to make good choices and behave responsibly to stay with your family.
If your parents decide that you should stay in a care home, it's important to follow their decision. This might actually help you become more independent, or they may want you to stay there temporarily until they feel it's right for you to come back home. Trust their judgment and use this time to learn and grow.
If your parents decide that staying in a care home is best for you, it's important to understand and respect their choice. This situation could offer you a chance to develop independence and learn new skills. They might see it as a temporary measure until they feel it's suitable for you to return home. Trust their decision and use this period to grow personally and academically.
So, ending up in a care home could potentially have positive aspects, depending on which care home is best suited for you. It's important to understand that different care homes offer different environments and opportunities. However, if you continue to misbehave, you may find yourself needing to stay in a care home. It's essential to make responsible choices to avoid this situation.

Behavioral challenges can push you to face them head-on, but it's important to understand that you will have to live with these behaviors constantly. There's no way to completely eliminate them; they can persist for years. Parents, I apologize for this, but the reality is that you either confront these behaviors or accept that raising children involves dealing with them.
Before deciding to have a child, be sure you are prepared to handle their behavior. You might face moments of frustration and tears, or you may need to be strong and brave in addressing these challenges. If necessary, consider all options, including placing the child in a young offender program, foster care, or any other care facility recommended by social services.

    My story at Mencap

Children might try to get a reaction from you, but they can also respond to how you handle their behavior. I’d like to share a story about my volunteering experience with kids at Mencap Club in Weolsey Castle.

When I first arrived at Mencap, the manager asked if I was interested in volunteering with kids. I said yes, I was interested, so I went ahead with it. Since it was my first time there, I had some staff members explain to me that the kids had disabilities. I was fine with that.

However, when I started, I found that no one was telling me what to do. I ended up handling most of the tasks on my own, like taking toys out of the storage cupboards. The kids arrived around 9 o'clock, and I was still busy getting the toys ready. It seemed like the staff weren’t involved with the kids as much as I was.
I wondered why the staff at Mencap weren’t dealing with the kids and why I was the one managing them instead. When I asked about it, they said I had the right idea and that I should handle the kids. Although it was stressful, and the kids were challenging at times, I tried my best to manage the situation.
So, I tried my best, and after everyone arrived at Mencap, they began to play during their designated playtime. I thought, "Okay, this is interesting. Let’s see how the children interact with each other during their playtime."
I observed their interactions and noticed how they played together, shared toys, and communicated. It was fascinating to see the dynamics and how each child expressed themselves. Despite the challenges, it was clear that the playtime was an important part of their day, and I was learning a lot from observing them.
There was an issue with one young girl who was eating mud. I tried to stop her, but she didn’t fully understand as she was very young. At the end of the day, kids will be kids, and sometimes they can be challenging. The girl was eating mud, grass, and dust from the garden, and despite my efforts to get her to stop, she continued. I informed the staff so they could handle it, but they didn’t intervene. It was strange and difficult for me to see her eating those things, especially since it was their job to address the situation and get the mud out of her mouth. She didn’t listen and kept doing the same thing over and over again.
If you encounter a situation like this at home, you need to handle it by removing any mud, grass, or non-food items from the child’s mouth. Remember, garden mud and grass are not meant to be eaten like food.
After dealing with that situation, I moved on to working with other children. Some were communicative, while others were not. I had to manage children who could communicate, whether they were talkative or less so. Some children were annoying, while others were not, but it's important to remember that dealing with challenging behavior is part of the job. No matter how difficult it might be, you need to handle it professionally, like a parent or teacher would.
Remain calm at all times and avoid reacting emotionally to their behavior. If you see a child eating mud, grass, or dust outside, calmly explain to them that this is not acceptable. You need to stop them from eating such things to prevent any harm, as ingesting non-food items can be dangerous.
If the child is verbal, try not to react to their behavior. Understand that they may be acting out for their own reasons and not to  response from you. It’s important to stay composed and not let their actions influence your behavior. Remember, misbehavior can occur, but maintaining your calm will help manage the situation better.
So, back to my time at Mencap: Yes, some kids were annoying, but I stayed calm and didn’t cry because of their behavior. It was tough not to react to their bad behavior, but reacting emotionally wouldn’t help. They might miss out on treats or fun if they act out, so I kept my cool.
When we went out, a few kids tried to upset me for no reason. Even though they were annoying, I didn’t let it stop me from going out with them. It’s important not to react to bad behavior, whether it’s from kids, teenagers, or young adults. They might act like they don’t know how to behave, but staying calm and not reacting to their behavior is key point.
It was nice to volunteer, but after a few years, I decided to stop. I told the staff I couldn’t keep coming back. Volunteering with kids was fun, but it could be tough, especially when dealing with annoying behavior. I didn’t let their annoying actions affect me; I stayed calm and didn’t react to their silly behavior.
I didn't even shout at them. I was very careful to never raise my voice unless it was absolutely necessary. Shouting at kids can make things worse and doesn't help in managing their behavior. It’s important to stay calm and handle the situation with care. Being a parent, teacher, or carer means approaching challenges thoughtfully and not reacting harshly.

Be prepared for any behavior changes as children grow from kids to teenagers. Understand that their behavior might challenge you, and it's crucial not to let it make you cry. Be like Supernanny , who may show emotion but remains strong. If you stay firm and composed, you won’t have to worry about how they react to yours own behaviour.












































































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