- The naughty mat technique
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Staying calm and in control while your child learns her boundaries is key, and it helps to be consistent in the way you discipline her. The naughty mat is used on the show when you're out and about and your child's behavior becomes unreasonable...
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Supernanny Team
19 October 2006
5/5 stars (rated 32 times)
- The thought box technique
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As seen on Supernanny, a thought box could help you re-build communication with your child.
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Supernanny Team
17 October 2006
5/5 stars (rated 15 times)
- Family routine
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As seen on the Supernanny show, setting up a family routine may help your family use time more effectively. Your child will be reassured by the routine's structure, and everyone will know what's expected of them. See examples of a routine here.
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Supernanny Team
16 October 2006
5/5 stars (rated 45 times)
- The shared play technique
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If you’re sick of hearing the same old squabbles between your kids, encourage a bit of teamwork with the shared play technique, used on the show to get siblings working together for a common goal…
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Supernanny Team
16 October 2006
5/5 stars (rated 5 times)
- The shared chore technique
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If your day starts with something like, “mommy, help - he won’t get out of my room”, chances are you’ve got a couple of children who sometimes find it hard to get along. As seen on the show, the shared chore technique aims to discourage sibling rivalry by showing the kids they can get along together (sometimes!).
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Supernanny Team
16 October 2006
5/5 stars (rated 13 times)
- The same page technique
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Sometimes, it’s mom and dad who need to think about where they could be going wrong. The same page technique is used on the show to open communication between parents, and get you thinking about what you each do right and acknowledge where you could work together.
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Supernanny Team
02 October 2006
5/5 stars (rated 8 times)
- The involvement technique
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Getting your children involved with chores and shopping trips can make all the difference in how much they (and you!) enjoy them. As seen on the Supernanny show, the involvement technique gives you tips to get you started…
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Supernanny Team
02 October 2006
5/5 stars (rated 15 times)
- The one strike and you’re out technique
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As your children get older, how do you teach them what’s acceptable and what’s not? It’s in their nature to test the boundaries and it’s up to you to make sure they don’t cross the line. As used on Supernanny, one strike and you’re out is a useful technique to discipline older children when they push too far...
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Supernanny Team
26 September 2006
5/5 stars (rated 17 times)