Article: Interact positively with your cat every day. For example, take some time to hold it. Some cats will purr if you scratch them around the neck. You can even sleep with your cat to give you more time together. Do not punish it because a stressed cat will not purr. Instead of punishing your cat, encourage it through positive reinforcement. For example, praise it consistently when it does things correctly. Try to provide an environment that lets it perform natural cat behaviors, like hunting, climbing, and hiding. Give your cat perches and opportunities to climb. And give it toys that look or act like prey so it can practice hunting. Cats also need to use their claws, so provide it with a scratching post. Hide treats or catnip for it to find. Get a laser light, some yarn, or feathers on a string and let your cat pounce on these. Keep the items moving so they simulate prey. Roll items to your cat and it will roll them back to you. You can even try playing fetch. Give your cat items to investigate, like balls of aluminum foil or paper towel and toilet paper rolls that it can also bat around. Crinkle up some wrapping paper for it to play with.
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Spend time with your cat. Don't yell at your cat. Stimulate your cat. Play with your cat.

Problem: Article: Irresistible people are at ease with themselves and have a quiet confidence. Don't come off as arrogant, but be proud of who you are. You'll put others at ease if you stand tall and speak with confidence, and women (and people in general) will want to spend more time with you. Putting yourself down and constantly second-guessing yourself makes others feel uncomfortable. Learn to laugh at yourself, and don't be afraid to look goofy or say the wrong thing. Remember that no one's perfect, and everyone says something silly from time to time. Things won't always go your way, but you should still look on the bright side of life. When you go on dates or converse with women, try not to be negative, and don't put too much pressure on yourself. Focus on having fun, and try to sincerely enjoy getting to know the other person. Optimism is an attractive quality, and women will be more likely to find you irresistible if hanging out with you is fun. It's okay to vent to a loved one if something bad happens, but avoid laying all of your problems on someone you're just getting to know. For instance, if you're on a first date, don't go on and on about how bad your day was or complain about everything that's wrong with the world. Don't get upset if one person judges you or isn't attracted to you. What's attractive to one person might be a major turn-off for another. Taste is subjective, and women, and people in general, are unique individuals. Remember that attraction isn't a choice; it just happens. If someone doesn't find you irresistible, that doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you. That said, if someone expresses a negative opinion of you, it's okay to think about how you can use that feedback to improve yourself. If, for example, someone says you talk a lot, work on listening and asking questions when you have conversations. Women are attracted to people who strive to improve themselves, so seize every opportunity to live your best life. Set specific, achievable goals and take steps every day to pursue them. Come up with a list of personal, professional, and financial goals. Examples include taking up a new hobby, sticking to a fitness plan, earning a promotion, and buying a car or a house. Big long-term goals can feel overwhelming, so break them up into smaller steps. If, for instance, your goal is to buy a house, negotiate a raise at work, use the raise to save for a down payment, build credit, and take a financial literacy class for first-time homeowners.
Summary: Work on building self-confidence. Maintain a fun, positive outlook, especially when you're on dates. Remind yourself that others' opinions don't define you. Commit to your own self-improvement.

They will ignore these limits on occasion. Reasonable punishment is one of the ways human beings have always learned. Children must understand what punishment is for and know that its source is parental love. As a parent, you will need cognitive tools if you are to adjust unwanted behaviours. Instead of making up a confusing, non-related punishment like, "If you ride your tricycle into the street, you will have to balance this book on your head," withdraw a privilege. The child must naturally connect the privilege withdrawal with the behavior: "If you ride your tricycle into the street, you lose the use of your tricycle for the rest of the day." Children who are spanked, hit, or slapped are more prone to fighting with other children. They are more likely to use aggression to solve disputes with others. Children exposed to family violence are also more likely to develop Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. . Rewarding your child for good behavior is even more important than punishing your child for bad behavior. Letting your child know when he or she is doing something right will encourage the behavior in the future. If your child behaved well, from sharing his toys at a play date to being patient during a car ride, then let him know you noticed his good behavior; don't just say nothing when your child behaves well and punish him when he does not. Don't underestimate the importance of praising your child for good behavior. Saying, "I'm so proud of you for..." can make your child feel that his good behavior is really appreciated. You can give your child toys or treats from time to time, but don't make your child think that he deserves a toy any time he does something good. If you want to discipline your child effectively, then you have to be consistent. You can't punish your child for doing something one day, and then give him candy to stop doing it another day, or even say nothing because you're too tired to put up a fight. And if your child does something good, like using the bathroom correctly during potty training, make sure you praise your child every time. Consistency is what reinforces good and bad behavior. If you and a spouse are raising your child together, then you should be a united front against your children, using the same disciplinary methods. There should be no "good cop, bad cop" routine in your home. If you really want your child to recognize your disciplinary methods, then you have to be able to explain why your child can't do certain things. Do not just tell him not to be mean to other children, or to clean up his toys; tell him why this behavior will be good for him, for you, and for society at large. Making a connection between your child's actions and what they mean will help your child understand your decision-making process. This is an important part of disciplining your child and building his character. If he does something wrong, like throwing his food on the ground, make sure he owns up to the behavior and explains why he did it, instead of blaming it on someone else or even denying it. After your child does something naughty, have a conversation about why it happened. It's important for your child to know that everyone makes mistakes. The mistake isn't as important as the way your child reacts to it.
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Know that children need limits. Reward your child for good behavior. Be consistent. Explain your rules. Teach your child to take responsibility for his actions.