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Are your kids breaking some of the laws you have set in your house? Maybe it is time for their toys to spend a little time in jail!
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The Doctors discuss one mom's creative approach to getting her kids to do their chores -- "toy jail." The mom explained in a social media post that she gathers all the toys her kids do not put away and places them in a bin, where they cannot access them. If the kids want their toys to be freed from "toy jail," they have to finish their assigned chores.
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Clinical psychologist Dr. Judy Ho says this is a great example of how kids -- even toddlers -- can understand cause and effect. She calls this parenting technique "awesome" and notes it is based on a scientific approach to behavior management.
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