Fostering respect and manners as well as establishing expectations, limits and consequences is a good preparation strategy for any public outing. Setting examples of good public behavior is vital.
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Temper Tantrums are sure to be in the top of parents’ list of “obnoxious, embarrassing kid behaviors.” They can put your parenting skills to the test. The Go-To Mom offers advice on how to deal with temper tantrums.
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Worried about your child’s behavior? Not getting the results you hope? Then maybe–just maybe–the strategies you’re using aren’t based on solid research.
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So how can working moms maintain a stress-free, scream-free household?
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When our children make poor decisions, we often play the “rewind” or “replay” game.
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"We've recently started our 2 1/2-year-old on time-outs, but my husband gives them for everything from hitting to refusing to pick up a taoy! Shouldn't he let some things slide?"
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A major part of discipline is learning how to talk with children. The way you talk to your child teaches him how to talk to others. Here are some talking tips we have learned with our children.
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Trying to ride out a bucking horse is similar to riding out a childhood tantrum! Now you’re saying AHA!
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There is nothing more valuable and more important as a parent's duty then to make sure that your child know that he or she is loved, valued, and overall important
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Children with ADHD are more difficult to discipline than those without ADHD
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