Problem: How to put a babysitting charge to sleep
Stop all active and outdoors activities an hour before bedtime.
This gives the child enough time to calm down. Plan for bedtime to be about 10 minutes earlier than the parents said. OPTIONS:
- Have the child do a few calming activities, such as reading (or if he/she can't read, you read to them) or listening to soft music. Especially if the kid is three or younger, they will probably just crash once a calming activity is done.
- Some children may take up to forty minutes to go to bed and then sleep for a longer period of time. These can be the times for a relaxing activity like watching tv or making friends.
- You might even want to vary the bedtime from hour to hour. For example, if your child doesn't seem to have time to sleep this night, then try telling them you have to leave earlier.
- Prevent many of these during the day by waiting until your child has relaxed after going to bed to sleep. If they are not, try to find a quiet place that does not arouse your child's fears.

Answer: Have the child do a few calming activities, such as reading (or if he/she can't read, you read to them) or listening to soft music. Especially if the kid is three or younger, they will probably just crash once a calming activity is done.

Problem: How to memorize a bible verse
Go to a quiet place, such as your bedroom, where you won't be interrupted by others.
Get comfortable. Prop up some pillows if you'd like. OPTIONS:
- Ideally, there shouldn't be any potential distractions. Turn your music off and don't answer the phone.
- You don't want anyone to disrupt you while you're being taught something. When you have a group of five kids working on the verses, take a seat and take note of their attention level.
- Make a plan for your verses for the day. Write down the verse you are going to recite in a calendar if you have one-then make sure to leave it somewhere that way you won't forget it.
- Recite the verse repeatedly with your hands in front of you. Keeping your hands in front of you is just good manners.

Answer: Ideally, there shouldn't be any potential distractions. Turn your music off and don't answer the phone.

Problem: How to cope with the fact that you're in trouble at school
Tell the truth.
If you have been accused of doing something you did, admit it. Even if you think the story has been twisted, acknowledge the parts that are true. OPTIONS:
- This may help you cope and won't jeopardize your mental well-being. Avoid things that make you feel guilty, because if you tell the truth, people will wonder if you are actually guilty.
- It will help you defend yourself and make it less likely that your reputation will be brought back into the loop. You'll also have an easier time enforcing the truth if you confront the person for what they did.
- If you appear cooperative, you will have an easier time telling your side of the story. There is always something you could have handled better.
- Explain that although most of them seem especially dirty and foul, the real reason they are being made so are personal opinions. Some basic lies include : Communication with your teachers.
Answer: If you appear cooperative, you will have an easier time telling your side of the story. There is always something you could have handled better.