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When your child hits another kid at the playground or steals a sibling's favorite toy, a father's role is simple – lower the boom. The punishment can be whatever your family prefers – time-out, grounding, losing allowance, cancelling screen time, or any other consequence – but it should be swift and fair.
But how do you react when the offending felon is a playmate or classmate, not your own son or daughter? As the parent on duty, a responsible dad still needs to enforce the basic rules, prevent bullying and promote sharing.
Yet your hands are tied when it comes to docking a kid's allowance or screen time when that child doesn't even reside in your home. A father has to walk a fine line to find a balance between applying an effective reprimand and exercising respect for another family.
That leaves a dad with just three options: