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1. Mommy discipline vs. daddy discipline
(Content / Ages 11-14 / Mommy discipline vs. daddy discipline)
2. Alternatives in discipline
(Content / Ages 3-5 / Alternatives in discipline)
Alternatives in discipline | I think that doll is on a toy vacation, 4-year-old Rosie says. Translation: Shes not allowed to play with it. Her mother, Sara Cole of Columbia City, explains, I think a lot ...
3. Beginning discipline
(Content / Ages 0-2 / Beginning discipline)
Beginning discipline | When you first bring your baby home, discipline may be the furthest thing from your mind. But soon your little bundle of joy is crawling and exploring her new world. This can lead ...
4. Three Big-Kid Discipline Problems — Solved!
(Content / Ages 11-14 / Three Big-Kid Discipline Problems — Solved!)
... Benson is a writer living in the Seattle area. She has three children, including a tween boy. | Three Big-Kid Discipline Problems — Solved! |  ...
5. Solving disagreements over discipline
(Content / Ages 3-5 / Solving disagreements over discipline)
Solving disagreements over discipline | When Eastside parent coach Jennifer Watanabe works with parents, she uses the metaphor of a rope. Think of each parent holding one end of the rope, she tells them. ...
6. Behave Yourself! Seven Tools for Positive Discipline
(Content / ParentMap / Behave Yourself! Seven Tools for Positive Discipline)
... with these questions and evolved your own code of discipline. But a growing number of parents say they’ve found a new way to discipline their kids — one that doesn’t include rewards or punishments — and ...
7. The teen discipline tightrope: A parental balancing act
(Content / Behavior and discipline / The teen discipline tightrope: A parental balancing act)
... often wonder about the severity of the consequences—should they be the same for all teens and scenarios? Where does the balance between positive yet effective discipline lie?“Using open and honest communication ...
8. Positive Discipline for Your Teen: The Benefits of Disciplining Positively
(Content / Behavior and discipline / Positive Discipline for Your Teen: The Benefits of Disciplining Positively)
... basic discipline styles: 1. Authoritarian. There are rules and punishments. Children are not involved in decision making. 2. Permissive. Love and be happy. Children can choose their own rules later. 3. ...
9. Ask the Parent Coach: How to Help Toddlers Handle Transitions
(Content / Parenting / Ask the Parent Coach: How to Help Toddlers Handle Transitions)
... Watanabe is the parent coach at Youth Eastside Services (YES). She teaches Positive Discipline classes and provides individual parent coaching. As a Certified Parent Coach, she has vast experience teaching ...
10. Parenting Children with Special Needs
(Content / ParentMap / Parenting Children with Special Needs)
... Center. Many conclude the child needs more discipline. “There’s a lot of blaming of the parenting,” Johnson says. Toby Beth Jarman’s 7-year-old son, Zachary, was diagnosed last year with Asperger syndrome, ...
11. Chinese Zodiac: The Pig Child
(Content / Unfiled / Chinese Zodiac: The Pig Child)
... your well-intentioned parental discipline has the desired effect (don’t you feel great?): to encourage him to try again with replenished vigor and self-awareness. A child of naturally formed and deeply ...
12. Chinese Zodiac: The Rooster Child
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About the Rooster Child Your Rooster child is a self-starter, naturally evolving his own efficient modes of operation. Self-disciplined and not shy about expressing his opinions, he is a bit of a character, ...
13. Chinese Zodiac: The Monkey Child
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... ease. A fast and adaptive learner, he can master any task or discipline that captures his labile interests. Monkeys possess a great facility with languages. Parenting the Monkey Child Discipline can ...
14. Chinese Zodiac: The Sheep Child
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... an agent of goodwill in the world, will easily tire of the Sheep’s constant indecisive perch atop the fence. The Sheep will discover little common ground with the overly disciplined Ox. Learning While ...
15. Chinese Zodiac: The Horse Child
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... sports, and, most of all, adventure. The Horse prefers to be unbridled (ha!) and tends to be disobedient when he is forcibly prevented from doing what he wants to do. In fact, discipline of any variety ...
16. Chinese Zodiac: The Snake Child
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... her feelings and intentions one moment, and slaying the room with her legendary sense of humor the next. Snakes can be worrywarts and have a tendency to be secretive. They are extremely self-disciplined, ...
17. Chinese Zodiac: The Rabbit Child
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... with peers and teachers alike.The Rabbit’s thoroughness will make her a good scholar and she may go on to achieve success in advanced academic settings, seeking the types of disciplines (law, as a great ...
18. Chinese Zodiac: The Tiger Child
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... younger years as he tests his mettle in various hair-raising acts of daring, but with the right balance of discipline, love, understanding, and trips to the ER, this child will be the lovable perpetual ...
19. Chinese Zodiac: The Ox Child
(Content / Unfiled / Chinese Zodiac: The Ox Child)
... by recurring illness. The Ox native is assured prosperity by virtue of his unflagging fortitude and ethic of disciplined hard work — perhaps not the flashiest of individuals, he is the long-haul type frequently ...
20. Chinese Zodiac: The Rat Child
(Content / Unfiled / Chinese Zodiac: The Rat Child)
... natural leadership abilities — what is even better is that they possess in equal force the necessary drive, self-discipline, industry, and endurance to realize their innate potential. Their success in ...
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