Parental Discipline
In order for any parent to be successful at these techniques, they must recognize the development stages that a child will go through in order for the techniques to work. These disciplines must be applied in an age-appropriate way for each child. There is also an emphasis on getting the child’s input in solving problems and knowing the realization that he or she is either a part of the problem or part of the solution in terms of making the right choice that will lead to the right outcome. Finally, the parents must “walk the talk” by being a role model for their children for the lessons to work.
A preview of the book:
- Discipline Strategies
- Reasoning with Your Child: You Don’t Have to Wait until He is 21
- Be Firm and Kind: The Middle Road to Discipline
- Getting Your Child to See The Link between Consequences and Choices
- Challenges during the School Years
- Why Homework is So Important and Getting Your Child to See Why
- Television: The One-Eyed Educator or the One-Eyed Curse
- How to Tame Your Children and Reduce Sibling Rivalry
- Chores: Unpaid Labor or Teaching Your Children Responsibility
- How To Stop Children from Lying
