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Post by account_disabled on Feb 21, 2018 13:26:34 GMT 7
Hi, I had imagined flying overseas to meet our cuddly toddler, but we arrived to realize Cooper was a full-blown kid. For 1,400 days, we'd had no input into his life, and then suddenly he was our son. When we returned home with him, Cooper entered a world he couldn't have imagined during his years in the orphanage. High-tops, slushes at Sonic and cartoons on Netflix. But Cooper had one obsession: He wanted a bicycle. So I made a chart with boxes leading to a printout of the most epic bike he'd ever seen. Whenever he did anything noteworthy — stayed in bed, shared toys, used his fork — he earned a metallic star sticker, one box closer to owning that bike. Cooper was adjusting to the concept of parents, and we needed a way to motivate his cooperation that was different from the ways we'd disciplined our other children. The chart worked. And it still works. Cooper still relies on stickers and prizes as his motivation to get homework done. For More Details Digital Campaign examples
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