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Child Behavior Contracts should cover:
- General behavior - how the child is expected to behave at home,
school, or other places such as grocery store. This would also include
the treatment of siblings or other family members, types of language that is
unacceptable, and household duties such as dishes, laundry, etc.
- School performance - what grade point average or grades are
expected from your child.
- Appearance - what types of clothing is allowed, are tattoos and
body piecings acceptable, what types of hair styles are acceptable.
- Privileges - how often and for how long can the computer be used
for things other than homework, how long can your child watch television,
are cell phones paid for by parents or adults and what are the rules of use
if applicable, what type of video games are acceptable.
- Driving - what are the rules for driving, what happens if you are
in an accident, get a speeding ticket.
- Dating - what age is it acceptable to start dating.
- Drugs, alcohol and tobacco use - what are the consequences for
using any of these.
- Curfew - when is curfew on school nights and on vacation or
weekends
- Extracurricular activities - what after school activities are
acceptable or expected.
- Consequences - each rule should have a consequence that is
immediately enforced. Consequences should be something that both
parents and child can live with.
- Signature lines - Both parents and children should sign the
contracts.
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