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Index
Dramatic Truths from Young Adults with Advice for Parents of Teens
The Principles Of Attachment Parenting
Naming Your Baby Is Part of The Challenge of Being a Parent
Effective Parenting: Be a Better Parent to Your Child
A Mother's Tips On Praying Together As A Family
The Real Dangers to Kids Online and How to Avoid Them: Top 5 Internet Safety Tips
Marketing to Editors
Of Kings and Youth Leadership
"They Should Have Beat Me More" - The Cycle of Physical Abuse
Intro to Being an ADHD Parent
Foster Parents Do Make a Difference in the Lives of Foster Children
3 Major Divorce Parenting Mistakes And Learn How To Avoid Them
Not Just Parenting: Good Parenting
Help for Parents: Top 5 Parenting Concerns - Conquered!
A Mother's Day Lament: Parenting a Child with AD/HD and Other Differences
Parenting Your Teenager: The Law of Management
Parenting Activity: Use These 3 Time Out Twists
Step Parenting Advice: Important Advice for Blended Families
Potty Training Boys - He Never Misses
Interview with Jan Walker, author of "An Inmate's Daughter"
It's Okay to Seek Help Parenting Your Children
Getting Rid of the Fear of Public Speaking Has to be Difficult - Are You Sure?
Spare Your Kids To 7 Most Distressful Divorce Parenting Situations
Starting Your Own Home Education Support Group
Successful Parenting in Graduate School
Humor For Women - Christmas Spirit
How to Help the Child Who Does Not Like to Read
Growing Socialization in Home Education
Parenting Just Right - The Number One Secret
Pregnancy and Excercising - 6 Reasons to Excercise During Pregnancy
Parenting Kids on Myspace
Parenting Skills - Five Ways To Turbo-Boost Your Confidence
Traditional Parenting Techniques Linked to Brain Stress
Parenting Style: Is Your Parenting Style Reactive Or Responsive?
Identifying the 4 Parenting Styles
Parenting Teenagers: Parents Causing Teens Pain
Parenting Teens Without Losing Your Mind
Parenting Tips: You Raise Your Teenager as You Raise Your Toddler
Parenting: Help Your Kids Learn Faster
Parenting Guide - Touch Lives Of Little Children, Be An Adopted Grandmother
Choose The Best Personalized Baby Gift
Playful Parenting - More than Just Fun and Games
Parenting Your Teenager: Responding to a Poor Progress Report in School
The Clothes Babies Need: How You can Help with a Practical Gift Basket
Loving Your Step-Children
Meet The Twixters!
Teen Parenting - Five Tips for Raising Happy Teens
6 Secrets to Make Your Teen-Parent Relationship Work

Parenting Just Right - The Number One Secret

By Jean Tracy
Our number one secret is a simple formula that will help you parent Just Right. You’ll be in control of your emotions, proud of your behavior, and pleased with your child’s reactions. Let’s find out how. I remember a young father who took his 6-year old daughter for a walk. His daughter skipped and sang as they headed six blocks downhill. When they turned around to head uphill, she screamed. She whined. She cried. She demanded that her daddy carry her on his shoulders. He told her firmly, “I don’t like the way you’re talking to me. I won’t carry you.” Then he told her both firmly and kindly, “But I will take your hand.” She refused to take his hand. She continued moaning and groaning. She even lagged behind. When he kept on walking, she ran to catch up. Then she pulled a new tantrum. On the Discipline Stick, which looks like a ruler but doesn’t spank hands, the young father measured Just Right. The numbers in the middle between 4-7 represent the wide middle road and Just Right. He didn’t discipline too kind or not kind. He didn’t discipline too firm or not firm. He disciplined with the secret formula - Kind and Firm. Kind and Firm can be measured by: The sound of your voice The look on your face The words you say The emotions you feel The actions you take Kind and Firm: Sounds respectful Looks serious Talks with authority Feels strong Acts consistently You’ll get the results you want if you remember you are the parent. Your children will learn limits and feel secure if you are consistent. You'll enjoy being a parent if you are Kind and Firm. You'll parent Just Right, using one of the best parenting skills ever, if you ask yourself this powerful question before disciplining: How can I be Kind and Firm? The Wrap-Up: The 6-year old daughter had 2 more tantrums. The young father stayed firm and didn't give in. The 6-year old daughter stopped fussing and took his hand. You can be Kind and Firm. To parent Just Right ask yourself this powerful question before disciplining: How can I be Kind and Firm? Never let your child's misbehavior get you down. Boost your parenting skills by using this secret formula. You'll be building character too. Jean Tracy, MSS, Edmonds, WA, USA Learn more about FREE Parenting Newsletter, Tips and Tools for Character Builders You'll learn powerful parenting concepts that you can use right now! Informative articles written by seasoned therapists with tips and tools you must use to raise your awesome kids with solid characters. Sign up for this FREE Parenting Newsletter and download FREE Bonding Activities when you subscribe at: http://www.KidsDiscuss.com
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