The act of teaching people to follow rules or a code of conduct, according to the definition, is referred to as discipline. Discipline is an important aspect of parenting. This is a required course, not an elective. 

 Everyone wants a self-regulatory youngster who understands what to do, how to do it, and when to do it without being pressed or instructed over and again, but it appears that most of the time the opposite is true. Discipline is an all-encompassing topic. It affects every aspect of our lives, including adults. 

Discipline is what keeps you going even when things aren’t going well and especially when no one is around to watch you. 

 The majority of the time, parents chastise rather than discipline their children. There is a significant distinction between the two. 

 Discipline is a loving act, a means of nurturing and raising our children. It is neither a kind of punishment nor a form of control. It empowers our children and aids in the development of their abilities based on love, respect, and emotional connection. 

If you love your child you will discipline him. Those who spare the rod of discipline hate their children. Those who love their children care enough to discipline them. Proverbs 13:24 NLT. 

Do you love them enough to discipline them?