Sometimes a natural consequence is the result of human nature. The child who hits his friends will lose playmates. A disadvantage of relying on natural consequences is that sometimes they take a long time to work. Also, young children may have difficulty understanding them. Some natural consequences are not desirable.
Logical consequences require that the parent impose a consequence for a given behavior.
The consequence connects to the behavior that is not acceptable. For example, If the child leaves the bike out, the parent restricts bike riding the next day. In order for consequences to be effective you must use them correctly. Be sure to provide choices and allow the child to make the decision. For example, you may turn down the volume of your radio, or listen to it in your room without disturbing others.