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- The Stages of Play and Friendship
- Ways To Learn Math Without A Workbook
- Celebrate Your Toddler’s “NO!”
- Alternatives To Saying “No!” and Avoiding the Meltdown
- Breastfeeding Benefits
- Toddlers and Picky Eating Issues
- Managing Toddler Sleep Problems
- Leaving Baby for the First Time
- Letting Go of Tweens
- The Last Day of Parenting (After 29 Busy Years)
- Clever Comebacks for Bullying
- Why Do Toddlers Hit? Is it Genes or Environment?
- Screen Time Research – Who to Believe?
- How To Get Kids To Do Chores and At What Age?
- Combining a Business and Parenting
- The Science of Attachment Parenting
- Childhood Assault Must Be Made Illegal
- Video Games Gives Kids A Bigger Academic Edge Than Homework
- The Power of Positive Reinforcement
- Preschool: Nice But Not Necessary For Your Child’s Educational Success
- When Do Children Understand “Consequences?”
- Are Consequences Punitive?
- Respectful Cell Phone Contract
- Consequences or Problem-Solving?
- Unschooling To University Book is Ready to Launch!
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- To Register for Kindergarten or Not
- How to Raise A Respectful Teen
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- How to Handle a Bad Report Card
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- Is It A Discipline Issue or Development Issue? Part 2 Problem-solving with Young Children
- 10 Common Worries of Prospective Homeschoolers and Unschoolers
- Is It a Discipline Issue or a Development Issue? Part 1 Young Children
- How to Help Soothe a Crying Baby
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- 10 Benefits of Living in a (low oil price) Recession
- Parenting teacher Judy Arnall urges Parenting with Patience in new book
- Parenting With Patience: How to Acquire More Patience
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- Sibling Rivalry Remedies
- Parenting With Patience
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- Parenting is the Ultimate Volunteer Job
- How to Help Your Child Understand Tragedies and Disasters
- Help! It’s Spring Break! Ideas for Family Fun
- Date Night: Stoking the Hearth of the Home
- Should Parents Argue in Front of the Kids?
- How To Keep Kids Busy Over the Holidays
- Are consequences a discipline tool or a form of punishment?
- The Myth of Parenting Consistency: It’s Okay to be human
- What’s Next? The Hunger Games: Toddler Edition?
- Faceoook Parenting for the Troubled Dad of Teen
- Celebrate Your Toddler’s “No!”
- How to discipline toddler hitting, biting, throwing and tantrums
- Time-In, instead of Time-out for child discipline, by parenting expert, Judy Arnall
- Co-Sleeping with School-Aged Children
- 123 Time-Out – Know the Risks!
- What is Your Child Really Saying? Translating Attitude
- Top Ten Phrases to Instantly be a Better Parent
- Benefits of Travelling With Children
- Discipline Without Distress is now an International Bestseller!
- New DVD! Plugged-In Parenting: Connecting with the Digital Generation for Health, Safety and Love
- Parent Time-Out
- Child Proofing Works for Older Children Too! It’s a handy discipline tool.
- Hate Homework? Here is an OPT OUT OF HOMEWORK Letter to School
- How to Get Kids to Do Their Homework
- How to Get Ready for a New School Year
- Cooked Playdough Recipe
- Mid-Summer Play Ideas for Bored Children
- Family Game Night Survival Tips and Strategies
- Parenting Adult Children Online
- Parenting Boundaries in Social Media
- Finicky Picky Eating Problems
- How to Get Your Child Off Computer/Video Games
- Children Fighting? Sibling Rivalry Remedies
- Separation Anxiety: The $120.00 Swim Lesson- Should you push them to go or let them drop it?
- Childhood Germs: How to keep your child healthy from swine flu when school starts
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The Stages of Play and Friendship
How to teach emotional intelligence How does socialization work in homeschooling? Children play differently according to their brain development. They move from single play (babies play with toys by themselves) to parallel play (toddlers play side by side but don’t … Continue reading
Leaving Baby for the First Time
Leaving Baby for the First Time The moment is here. Your partner has been not-so-gently hinting that you need a date night out. You agree but are reluctant to leave your new baby. Your couple relationship is important to you … Continue reading
Posted in Babies 0-1, Toddlers 1-2
Tagged Baby, first time, how to, judy arnall, leaving, Separation anxiety
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How To Get Kids To Do Chores and At What Age?
Parenting expert, Judy Arnall, discusses the democratic, non-punitive way to get kids (and partners!) to help around the house! What Chores When? 2-3 years old (done with adult) Empty small wastebaskets Put on pj’s Pick up trash in yard Wash … Continue reading
Are Consequences Punitive?
In groups, I get asked all the time if consequences are punitive. It depends. Consequences are natural outcomes that occur if a parent intervenes or not. Yes, consequences happen to kids all the time when they are out and about … 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
Tagged consequences, how to, non-punitive, parenting, peaceful, positive, problem-solving, punishment, taking away phones, taking away privelidges
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Parenting With Patience
A new book just published to help parents curb yelling and handle their children’s anger.
