 
 <prompt> ```CHICAGO --- Call am reward, or just "bribery". 

Anyhow wey e be, many parents of today dey gree say dem dey buy things give their pikin, wey dey get goodies for anything wey dem do like behave for restaurant or sleep for their own bed all night. 

Na wetin dey worry parenting experts. 

"I think say reward systems get time and place and e dey work well for certain situations," Marcy Safyer, wey be director of Adelphi University Institute for Parenting talk. 

"But wetin dey loss for people na how dem go fit communicate to their pikin say doing the thing dey rewarding enough," Safyer talk. 

Parents and experts dey agree say the dynamic na reflection of the world we dey live for. E no dey realistic to think say parent no go reward their pikin with material things sometimes, Robin Lanzi, wey be clinical psychologist and mother of four wey dey research director for Center on Health and Education for Georgetown University talk. 

"But you wan make sure say dem match the behavior, so e no go be something big for something small," Lanzi talk. 

She remember say she hear about one papa wey offer hin pikin Nintendo Wii game system for scoring couple goals for soccer game. 

Elizabeth Powell, wey be mother of two young daughters for Austin, Texas, sabi wetin Lanzi dey talk. 

"You wan raise dem for way wey dem go dey respectful and appreciate things," Powell talk about her pikin. "But sometimes, you dey wonder if pikin even appreciate new pair of shoes."``` <response>: 1. Dey behave make dem sleep for their bed.
2. No be something wey big for something wey small,
3. Game system for scoring goals for game.
4. Communication to the pikin say doing something dey rewarding well well
5. yes
6. Georgetown University.
7. Adelphi University Institute for Parenting 