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Making Child Behavior Changes That Last
November 21st, 201104:42 PM ETEver wonder why your child continues to misbehave, no matter what you do? You may be skipping some critical steps in parenting. Don't miss part two of our series on why consequences alone aren't enough to change your child's behavior. There's no such thing as a perfect consequence that will make your child's behavior "magically" change. ... -
How to Coach Your Child to Better Behavior
November 07th, 201104:39 PM ETDo you feel stuck in a cycle with your child where his behavior isn't changing—and might actually be getting worse? Many parents think that simply giving consequences should be enough to fix misbehavior. These same parents often end up feeling defeated and are left wondering why the consequences didn't work. In this two-part series, Sara ... -
“I Want It Now!” How to Challenge a False Sense of Entitlement in Kids
January 22nd, 201004:10 PM ETAlmost as soon as your child begins to talk, you'll start to hear him ask for things. In fact, when an infant cries, he's asking for food or to be made more comfortable. By the time he reaches the age of four or five, his constant refrain becomes: "Can I have this, Mom? Can I have that?" The unending requests for new toys or candy and an "I want it...
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