Using reflections for
Recognize what you want to see:
Calmly telling parents when they need help.
Use the skill:
Reflect when your child asks for help. For example, your child asks for a glass of milk. Reflect, “You want some milk. I’ll get it for you in a minute. I need to finish this first.”
- Purpose: Reflections let your child know that you heard them and they don’t need to keep asking.
Recognize what you want to see:
Using correct words and language
Use the skill:
Reflect using correct language. For example, your young child says “ba.” You can reflect “ball.” If they repeat back “ball,” reflect again.
- Purpose: Reflections are a great way to correct language without discipline. They also encourage more talking.
