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Have you ever wondered when your crying baby will rest peacefully? Tried every game and disciplinary action in the book to get your child to eat peas?

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Make Room for Silence in your Life

Just a few minutes a day of silent breathing, prayer, yoga or meditation can help you feel less distracted, more centered, and more in touch with your feelings.

When you're aware of your feelings of love for your children, they will be, too.

Peggy Northrop, Take a Moment to Catch Your Breath, 2001 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.

Is it safe to say that all of us as parents at one point or another have asked our children to apologize? Apologies are transparent when you think about it. The ‘I just want to get out of trouble and get this over with’ apologies are really obvious. With these types of apologies there is li
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Persistence is a temperamental trait. Persistent children need to know what is coming next.

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The use of limits and a timer can help them to more easily transition. For a child that persists when told “no,” it is most helpful for a parent to kindly and consistently as possible hold to the limits while still providing opportunities for the her to make some of the plans.