Chris Janese | What's a Time-In?

Most parents are familiar with the term “time-out” when teaching young ones that behaving poorly isn’t a good idea. But how many are familiar with the term “time-in?”

Parenting children is about teaching with love, guidance and consistency, whether they behave well or not. Time-outs are used as teaching moments to discourage children from bad behavior. By putting your child in an uninteresting place for a few minutes, boredom becomes one teaching example.

“Time-in” is the positive side of teaching kids about behavior, acceptance and love. Offering children “time-in” means time in your presence, time in your day, time in togetherness.

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