You should not spoil your child just because they cry.
Sara is shopping at the store with her child when he begins to cry and throw a fit to get a toy.
Sara wants her kid to behave in public.
Sara patiently explains to her child why she can't purchase the toy, telling him he will be in trouble if he doesn't behave.
Sara immediately gives the toy to her child to pay for later, and he no longer cries and begins playing with it.
The child knows that he must act nice in the store and will not be rewarded for bad behavior, so he acts very good.
The child learns that if he acts bad in the store, Sara will reward him with a toy, so he always acts up in the store.