Children don´t like to hear the word "No." Instead of saying "No," tell the child under what circumstances he can get a "Yes" answer. For example, your child wants to watch TV. The dishes and homework are still not done. Rather than say "No," you tell the child that he can watch TV after the dishes and his homework are done. It is now the child´s choice and not your decision.

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