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Peaceful Parenting With Differing Parenting Styles
Parenting can be a real challenge for partners who don’t always agree in their parenting styles. Luckily, there are some tips for a more peaceful atmosphere at home. 1.Striving for a united front is difficult. Let’s imagine that you … Continue reading
8 Parenting Myths Not Grounded in Research
There are always some common parenting myths that seem to pop up as questions in my classes of teaching parenting over the last twenty years. I am constantly amazed at how wide-spread they are across North America and Europe. There … Continue reading
The Last Day of Parenting (After 29 Busy Years)
Today, is the last day that I’m on active parenting duty. It began on a sunny, hot, cloudless day on June 29, 1991 when my first son came into our lives. The other book-end, my baby, my youngest of 5 … Continue reading
Combining a Business and Parenting
Interview with parenting expert, Judy Arnall and Heather Boyd, business expert Listen to Heather Boyd’s Interview
Posted in Babies 0-1, General Parenting, Preschoolers 3-5, School-Aged 6-12, Toddlers 1-2
Tagged balance, business, combining, entrepreniurialship, life, parenting, work
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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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You Don’t Have to Be Like Your Parents
How to Change Your Parenting Style by Judy Arnall, BA, CCFE Do you come from a “dysfunctional family?” Is your ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) score so high that you worry about doing the same to your kids? Can parenting habits … Continue reading
How to Raise A Respectful Teen
There have been a lot of opinions published online lately regarding public shaming of children on the internet and social media, in order to teach kids a lesson and acquire good behaviour. Public shaming is emotionally damaging to children, erodes … Continue reading
Posted in Emerging Adult Children 19-25, General Parenting, School-Aged 6-12, Teenagers 13-19
Tagged attitude, boys, girls, how to raise, how to talk, parenting, respect, teens, tweens
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How to Handle a Bad Report Card
The exam results are in! Your child brings home a bad report card. Your first instinct may be to punish him in order to make him raise his marks. However, will that really solve the problem? We know from research … Continue reading
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