Discipline
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November 09, 2009
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April 27, 2009
Do I Love My Child Enough To Discipline?
A look at effective discipline techniques. -
March 31, 2007
Who’s in Charge Here?
The hallmark of effective parenting is a consistent and unified approach by both parents.
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April 15, 2002
When My Child Steals
Expert advice on how to deal with a child who steals. -
February 05, 2001
When Children Tantrum, Part 2
Older children who tantrum are discouraged. They don’t know how to get their needs met through appropriate behavior. Parents can assist their child to learn positive ways of getting the attention, power and control that he wants. The process may not be quick, but with commitment, consistency, and follow through harmony can reign in your family.
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January 01, 2001
When Children Tantrum, Part 1
Temper tantrums in children often bring out parental feelings of inadequacy, helplessness, or revenge. These responses do not effectively assist a child during a tantrum. In this two-part article, we will explore strategies that allow both parent and child to emerge from a tantrum in integrity. This month focuses on tantrums in the very young child.
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February 08, 1999
When Children Steal: Part 2
Knowing what lies behind stealing helps parents recognize patterns that may be occurring in other parts of their child’s life. It also assists them in understanding needs that aren’t being met in his life so that you can teach him to meet them in socially appropriate and effective ways.
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January 11, 1999When Children Steal: Part 1
Parents experience a multitude of feelings when they learn that their child took something that doesn’t belong to him. When they know how to handle the situation, their confidence is not shaken by the unfortunate news.
A quick look at the growing issue of childhood obesity.