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• Timeouts to reduce stress and discipline your child.
  Allowing your child to listen and hear exactly how much time is left to help reinforce the behavior which lead to the timeout, and to teach he or she to take more responsibility for their actions.
  
  
• Safely timing short breaks away from your baby.
  For example, to garden outside your babies window in between naps or feedings.
  
  
• Helping kids to get ready for school on time.
  For example: Allow your child to set the timer for eight minutes and select their own sound alarm before taking a shower and getting dressed.
  
  
• Teaching your child how to count and tell time.
  Allowing your child to see and hear each hour, minute, or second they set on the count-down alarm, and time-of-day announcements.
  
  
• Establishing quiet time for reading and schoolwork.
  For example: Establish 30 minutes or more each night to sit down and read or work on schoolwork together.
  
  
• Leaving with your baby sitter for added peace of mind.
  Training and leaving with your sitter to help settle disputes, get kids ready for bed, for added peace of mind.
  
  
• Establishing timeouts for parents to spend with each other.
  Establish time to spend with your partner while also taking a healthy dose of attention away from and helping to foster more independence in your child. Begin by setting a few minutes, then work up to 15 or more.
  
  
• Limiting playtime before naps, dinner, or during baths.
  For example: Timing 10 to 15 minutes of playtime before requiring a nap, dinner, or bath.
  
  
• Teaching kids to eat more and play less with their food.
  For example: Put minutes on the timer according to how much food is left on their plate, then explain how you will take away their plate, and they will not get any treats later, if they do not finish their plate by the time the timer goes off.
  
  
• Teaching kids to behave when getting ready for bed.
  For example: Explain how they will have to go to bed five minutes earlier each time they misbehave when asked to get ready for bed, then add five minutes when they misbehave.
  
  
• Helping a child get to sleep in their own bed.
  For example: Set 15 minutes on the count-down timer when you put your child to bed, while explaining that you will come back to see them after they hear their favorite sound alarm (instead of when they call). Add more timer minutes each night until they are able to fall asleep before the timer alarm sounds.
  
  
• Teaching your child not to interrupt conversations.
  For example: Tell he or she they are interrupting and will have to wait one minute to speak, then set one minute on the timer and ask them what they have to say after it sounds.
  
  
• Helping playmates to share toys instead of fighting.
  For example: Set equal minutes on the count-down timer for each turn.
  
  
• Limiting TV or computer game time.
  For example: Time 1 hour a day, and when the time it is up, turn it off.

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