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Respect and Celebrate Your Child's Unique Qualities and Strengths (Read more...)

Respect and Celebrate Your Child's Unique Qualities and Strengths

Every child is different and every child is special.

Find out what your child is good at and use these strengths to build self-confidence and foster growth in other areas.

Monica Mitchell, Ph.D., Infant and Toddler Development, 2001 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.

Respect and Celebrate Your Child's Unique Qualities and Strengths (Read more...)

Respect and Celebrate Your Child's Unique Qualities and Strengths

Every child is different and every child is special.

Find out what your child is good at and use these strengths to build self-confidence and foster growth in other areas.

Monica Mitchell, Ph.D., Infant and Toddler Development, 2001 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.

Respect and Celebrate Your Child's Unique Qualities and Strengths (Read more...)

Respect and Celebrate Your Child's Unique Qualities and Strengths

Every child is different and every child is special.

Find out what your child is good at and use these strengths to build self-confidence and foster growth in other areas.

Monica Mitchell, Ph.D., Infant and Toddler Development, 2001 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.

Always Praise Your Child's Successes (Read more...)

Always Praise Your Child's Successes

When she's able to go against her temperamental difficulty: for example, take a turn, stop a tantrum, be courageous or sharing.

Dr. Ron Taffel, Psy D., Raising Your More Spirited Child, 2000 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.