Time outs can be an effective method for discipling a child. When done right, it gives the child some time away from others, a chance to think about and reflect on their behavior, and offers a redirect or place for a child to let their emotions calm, and get under control. Here … [Read more...] about Using Timeouts to Discipline Your Child
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Match the Morning to the Child’s Mood
Which description below best describes your mood in the morning? • Bubbly and cheerful • Quiet and easy-going • Happy and laid-back • Rushed and snappy • Moody and somber • Grouchy and crabby • Angry and touchy At one Parents Anonymous meeting, the topic of … [Read more...] about Match the Morning to the Child’s Mood
Oppositional Defiant Disorder – What It Can Lead To [Infographic]
Source: Help Your Teen Now. … [Read more...] about Oppositional Defiant Disorder – What It Can Lead To [Infographic]
Keeping Your Tween’s Talk Positive
Your tween probably has a lot to say, and can talk and talk. They will talk to you, to their friends, etc. They will use the phone, the Internet, texting, email, instant messaging, and more to communicate. Sometimes this communication becomes gossip. What can you do as a parent … [Read more...] about Keeping Your Tween’s Talk Positive
Top Six Secrets of Being an Organized Mother
Being an organized mom means having kids, and maintaining your household is much simpler. However, organization does not come easily to everyone. The following are six secrets of organized moms:1. Schedules. An organized mom has a schedule of events, a calendar per say, so that … [Read more...] about Top Six Secrets of Being an Organized Mother
Parenting viewpoints from parents in the trenches, because parenting doesn’t come with a manual. In addition to