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Eventually spoiled children become hard for even their parents to love because of their behavior. Because they don't get along well with other children and adults, spoiled children eventually become unhappy. They may show decreased motivation and perseverance in their school work.
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www.med.umich.edu/1libr/pa/pa_prevspo_hhg.htm
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Spoiled children are more tolerated in homes than spoiled food would be. Parents often have a blindness regarding their children. It is common that because the parents enjoy the children, they assume that others enjoy their children. ... Parents will need to set clear, firm limits on behavior. Expectations need to be clear.
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www.pasadenaisd.org/ParentUniversity/parent63.htm
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The word "spoiled" with regard to children is bandied about like a bunch of bananas at a baboon brunch, while precious few have a handle on what it really means. ... As a matter of fact, their behavior has always been (and remains) in direct contradiction to being spoiled. It's been my experience that little tyrants are...
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home.earthlink.net/~harmonyunltd/spoil/spoiled.html
home.earthlink.net/~harmonyunltd/spoil/spoiled.html
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Some would even deny that infants and children can be spoiled. Avoiding the use of the expression spoiled can create difficulties in communicating with parents concerned about their children's behavior.
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pediatrics.aappublications.org/cgi/content/abstract/83/...
pediatrics.aappublications.org/cgi/content/abstract/83/1/108
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Reinforce good behavior by offering praise when he does well and learn to pay positive attention to your child. Children seek approval for the things that they do, especially from their parents. Let your child know if he is following the rules or has done something, or made an effort to do something that you wanted.
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www.keepkidshealthy.com/WELCOME/treatmentguides/discipl...
www.keepkidshealthy.com/WELCOME/treatmentguides/discipline.html
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We tend to blame this kind of behavior on a lack of discipline or a bad home. We say the child was spoiled, abused, or "just trying to get attention." But these labels are often misguided. Many of these children suffer from serious emotional problems that are not the fault of their caregivers or themselves.
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parentingteens.about.com/cs/disciplin1/a/childbehavior....
parentingteens.about.com/cs/disciplin1/a/childbehavior.htm
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Behavior: How exactly is my child behaving? ... Usually has more possessions than other children have. Social and economic class of your family is immaterial. Often, children with parents of average means are the most spoiled and their parents are the last to recognize it.
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www.disciplinehelp.com/parent/detail.cfm?behaviorID=100...
www.disciplinehelp.com/parent/detail.cfm?behaviorID=100&title=The%20Spoiled%20Darling&step=Behavior
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There is a lesson here for both sides, and it goes beyond what Barack Obama has in mind for them: Over the years, Washington and the world have coddled both Israel and the Palestinians, whose behavior has come to resemble that of spoiled children.
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www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1086355.html
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I truly believe that very much of such behavior is genetic. And with that proposal there comes the modelling problem--nature or nurture? ... Pam Sorooshian, Joyce Fetteroll and others on saying YES! to our children. More on spoiled kids by other unschoolers, and an article by Scott Noelle called Spoiled Rotten?
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sandradodd.com/spoiled.html
sandradodd.com/spoiled.html
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