How to Reduce Attention Seeking Behavior In a Positive Way
Attention Seeking is very normal behavior for young children. With positive discipline you can help your child behave better without […]
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Positive Parenting Tips for Easing Daily Transitions with Your Toddler
Inside: How to Help Your Toddler Transition Well From One Activity to the Next without Tantrums It was time to
Teaching Your Child How To Calm Down
Inside: You can be a big influence in your child’s life when it comes to learning how to calm down instead
Why Timeouts Make Tantrums And Power Struggles Worse (And What To Do Instead)
A parent wrote in recently asking why timeouts are making her daughters behavior worse instead of better. She shares: I
One Important Step To Take After Correcting Misbehavior
To encourage better behavior, make sure you are taking this important step after disciplining your child. Books went flying down
The Special Tool for Replacing Anger and Frustration with Calm Connection
I’m sure you know the drill—buttons pushed, kids not listening, fighting in the backseat of the car. Whining, sassing, talking-back,
Avoid Power Struggles using this Problem Solving Script
Inside: Learn how to Avoid Power Struggles and problem solve when you and your child have conflicting opinions. The bathroom
The Very Important Reason Children Need To Learn To Stand Up To Bullies
The stronger your relationship with your child the more your child will feel well, secure and capable of facing daily challenges. Treating children with respect when setting limits is part of an effective parenting strategy. So is listening attentively and focusing on emotion coaching and problem solving instead of trying to win power struggles and impose consequences.
Encouraging Better Behavior When Your Child Acts Out
How to help a child who is acting out by setting clear, kind limits and offering positive guidance. Walking out of
Teaching Children Respect
“Children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them.” –