The kids get timeout for breaking Auntie’s vase! They learn that they must be responsible for their actions and learn how to behave like good kids.

A timeout is a disciplinary measure used to control and manage a child's behavior. During a timeout, a child is asked to sit or stand in a designated area, away from the main activity or group, for a set period of time. The purpose of a timeout is to provide a "cooling off" period for the child, during which they can reflect on their behavior and learn to control their emotions. Timeouts are often used as a way to address minor misbehavior, such as talking back or not following rules

Good kid behavior includes showing respect for authority figures and rules, being kind and considerate to others, being honest and trustworthy, taking responsibility for one's actions, being dependable and reliable, being self-disciplined and self-controlled, and being cooperative and willing to help others. It also includes following through with commitments and tasks, being organized and prepared, being positive and optimistic, and being open-minded and willing to learn.

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