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Hi there!

Within the first few weeks of being home it was obvious I needed to implement some sort of behavior chart for my boys. I did some research and found one online that I modified to what works for our little family. I wanted to share this with you today because it's been so helpful and it will for sure be something we continue doing. What I love about this chart is that it encourages good behavior but also teaches them to do the right thing in a way that's more at their level. My favorite thing about it though is that it also teaches my boys that we're all learning and that we can try again or start over when we're struggling. I think I like that because that's a life lesson I'm learning too. God's mercies are new every morning.








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