When natural consequences for a behavior do not exist
A) parents can establish logical consequences.
B) there will be no consequences.
C) the child has no control over the consequences.
D) the child does not need consequences.

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When natural consequences for a behavior do not exist, parents can establish logical consequences that are related to the behavior and help the child learn from their mistake. This helps the child understand the relationship between their behavior and the consequences that follow.

When Natural Consequences for a Behavior Do Not Exist