1 / 7Parenting entails significant responsibility, with parents receiving both praise and blame for their children's behavior. As a result, everyone involved, from children to parents, remains highly vigilant and mindful of their actions.2 / 7Parents occasionally resort to yelling or even physical discipline when their children make mistakes. However, in recent times, many parents are adopting the time-out method as an alternative approach.3 / 7In the time-out system, children come to understand their mistakes. This method not only benefits the children but also the parents. Rather than shouting or using physical punishment, children are temporarily left alone in a designated space when they make mistakes.4 / 7During time-out, children are isolated in a place without entertainment options, and other family members refrain from engaging with them. In this setting, children have the opportunity to reflect on their actions, discerning between right and wrong.5 / 7Maintaining a calm mind during time-out helps children understand their mistakes, contributing to their mental resilience and overall growth as they mature.6 / 7By using methods like time-out instead of resorting to physical punishment, children quickly recognize their mistakes and are less likely to repeat them in the future. This approach fosters effective learning and behavior correction without resorting to violence or harsh measures.7 / 7Children become more attentive to their parents' guidance and engage in introspection through these principles. This reflective behavior often results in positive changes and growth in children.