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Positive Discipline
Positive discipline helps a child develop a conscience guided by his own internal discipline and compassion for others. Discipline that is empathetic, loving, and respectful strengthens the connection between parent and child. Rather than reacting to behavior, discover the needs leading to the behavior. Communicate and craft solutions together while keeping everyone's dignity intact (adapted from Attachment Parenting International).



No Screaming, No Arguing, No Frustration
toddler_125.jpgBy Judy H. Wright

Are you sick of arguing and screaming and being frustrated because your child does not listen to you? Would you like to learn some tips that might help you gain a more cooperative family and more peaceful environment to live in? Then perhaps you would like to know why children misbehave in the first place and how you should react in order to gain some sense of order and peace in your family.





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Getting to Yes
drkellypryde.jpgGetting to Yes
By Dr. Kelly Pryde

A few days ago my four-year-old son asked me if he could do a craft project—I was in the middle of tidying the house and with visions of glue, construction paper and mess going through my head, I said “No, honey…not right now.” He very quickly responded with: “Awww…you always say no! Everyday you say no!” And with that, he stormed off.





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Tantrums and More
elizabeth_pantley_125.gifTantrums, Fussing and Whining
by Elizabeth Pantley

If you ask parents to list the most frustrating discipline problems during early childhood, you would find that these three items appear on every list. All children master their own version of these behaviors – every parent has to deal with them!





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When It All Falls Apart
laurenporter_125.gifWhen It All Falls Apart: Toddlers, Tantrums and Turmoil 

by Lauren Porter

The pasta for dinner isn’t right. Or the puzzle piece won’t fit into its outline. Big sister won’t share her new pen. Or you need to make an important phone call. Suddenly, your calm little child begins to spin out of control. Call it what you will – tantrum, outburst, melt down, or fit – it is a scene familiar to almost every parent.




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Baby Discipline?
judyarnall_125.gifby Judy Arnall

Many parents wonder when and how to start discipline for their babies.  But what should a parent do if a 6-month old baby refuses toys and wants to be constantly held?  What to do if a 9-month old child makes a b-line for a CD-rack to play with the treasured music collection?  What if a 10-month old baby flings food from the high chair?  The key is to respond with appropriate discipline.





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