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Problem-Solving: When Time-outs, Grounding and Consequences Don’t Work
When you look at your child now and imagine the teenage years ahead, does the image fill your heart with dread or joy and anticipation? Do you see your relationship as a warm, loving, close one that has open communication, … Continue reading →
Posted in Democratic Education, Emerging Adult Children 19-25, General Parenting, Preschoolers 3-5, School-Aged 6-12, Teenagers 13-19, Unschooling/Self-Directed Education
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Tagged attachment parenting, consequences, Discipline, how to problem-solve, non-punishment, problem-solving, teaching
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The Science of Attachment Parenting
What is the scientific purpose of attachment parenting? In short, attachment parenting provides the child stress relief. Every child experiences stress and it impacts the body by triggering a stress response. Emotions such as fear, loneliness, sadness, frustration and unhappiness … Continue reading →
Screen Time Mitigates Summer Learning Loss
This meme has been floating around my groups and I have to say that I totally disagree with it. First, I am the worst model of this. Email comes first in the morning with my cup of tea. Every person … Continue reading →
Posted in Babies 0-1, Democratic Education, Emerging Adult Children 19-25, General Parenting, Preschoolers 3-5, School-Aged 6-12, Teenagers 13-19, Toddlers 1-2, Unschooling/Self-Directed Education
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Tagged attachment parenting, authoritarion parenting, brain, development, electronics, good, screen time, summer learning loss, video games educational
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123 Time-Out – Know the Risks!
123 Time-Out Advantages and Disadvantages Time-out seems to be a popular discipline/punishment method. Parents need to be aware that it has risks for their child and their relationship. Although many parents claim it has “worked” they often mean that it … Continue reading →
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