What would you do if a smiley face was pointing a gun at you?

Answer 1

Duck.l

Answer 2

A reward chart is meant to be just that, a chart that tracks progress. You want to draw attention to, and reward the positive things your child is doing. Erasing the smiley faces was a mistake because it underrnines the reinforcement of the positive and puts the focus back on the negative. You could use a naughty chair or some other consequence for negative behavior, but the chart should remain only for reward. If she met the criteria, she should get to swim. However, you can't really undo what you've already said. I would allow her an opportunity to earn back the smiles, but maybe somehow tie it to treating the cat nicely, like brushing the cat (if your cat allows it) or cleaning the water dish etc. If you don't let her swim, then the hard lesson you've taught her is why bother to be good, because one mess up just erases everything you worked for. We've all had those moments as a parent where in a moment of frustration our reaction is unfair, but you have to figure out a way to teach the lesson without discrediting yourself. Good Luck.

Answer 3

Thats one smiley face I wouldnt mess with

Answer 4

I'll introduce sad face to him pointing guns at smiley's head. So he'll be sad like sad face... or even worst...

Answer 5

I'd tell him to chill out, I spend most of my money at Wal-mart anyway.

Answer 6

I would think that he/she's just playing a toy gun. lol

Answer 7

I'd say " Hey look over there!" and when it did I would run away.

Answer 8

You know what they say about someone smiling,"you wonder what they are up to".

Answer 9

a bhe dei bhe dei i'll tell the sheriff!

Answer 10

I'd smile back then I'd say " are you kidding me?"