Time out or time in Mums?

According to this article, time in is better than time out. http://sg.theasianparent.com/this-is-why-time-in-is-better-than-time-out/ I, too, believe in staying calm and getting the child to realise why his behaviour is not correct. Even young children are able to understand if you explain to them. Also get your child to tell you why he acted that way. Sometimes, they just don't know how to express their frustration.