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You can create consequences for misbehavior that don't penalize yourself. |
Parents resort to physical punishment of children because they don’t know alternatives that really work. No doubt, you need to have a plan of action ready.
Effective parenting requires consequences that fit the crime. Not consequences that make you suffer.
Here are 4 tips that insure you’re not the one feeling the pain of your child’s mistake. Read more
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Invert the triangle and you'll be headed in the right direction. |
If a parenting manual came with every newborn, I’m not sure it would be that helpful. Written directions telling me how to raise the perfect kid. Heck, I don’t have enough patience to read directions on a help screen! I’m more of a “click it until I get it” kinda gal. I always find exceptions in instructions, something missing, or “I already made the wrong turn so what do I do now?!”
Some of us need cause and effect scenarios in plain sight. Kids are perfect teachers. Their feedback is instant, in your face, relentless and uncensored.
I prefer to talk guidelines and strategies when it comes to raising our offspring. Leaves you room for interpretation and adaptation. Every family is unique. Every child is different. But we all want them out of diapers and paying their own bills eventually.
Here’s a principle that may help you transition from wiping snotty noses to handing over car keys. Read more
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The number one lesson to teach your kids. |
If I had to narrow down just ONE piece of advice for raising responsible children, this would be it. Read more
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Follow through should not always be the goal. |
I can already feel the shudders from all the high achieving parents out there. I’m one of you so I understand the word “quit” doesn’t sit well in your mind. Good parents teach kids to follow through. To finish what they start. To perform well. True. But if you don’t understand when to let them quit, you’re selling your kids short. Read more
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