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erinja (顯示個人資料) 2015年12月9日下午11:23:00
I like "punopauxzo" but I think "time out" is meant to be euphemistic, so not to freak out the kid that you are calling it a punishment (even though it is).
"Pripensejo" might be good, for encouraging them to think about what they did wrong
This is a discussion that I am following with interest, perhaps I will use one of these suggestions once I have kids.
"Pripensejo" might be good, for encouraging them to think about what they did wrong
This is a discussion that I am following with interest, perhaps I will use one of these suggestions once I have kids.
Kirilo81 (顯示個人資料) 2015年12月10日上午8:33:17
Whenever my kids get naughty usually it is me who leaves their room, sometimes additionally forbidding them to follow me, but we don't have the concept of a special place where they have to stay to calm down.
Maybe sereniĝejo would also fit well.
Maybe sereniĝejo would also fit well.
sudanglo (顯示個人資料) 2015年12月10日上午10:26:05
If I correctly understand this expression 'time-out area', the underlying concept is that the kids are excluded from further participation in whatever it was they were doing.
Do why not 'eksludejo', or for a single child, paŭzejo.
Naughty is a difficult one. The closest I've come is 'petola'. See definition 2 in PIV.
Do why not 'eksludejo', or for a single child, paŭzejo.
Naughty is a difficult one. The closest I've come is 'petola'. See definition 2 in PIV.