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Remember Children are Generally Resilient and Competent (Read more...)
Despite "imperfect parenting," children tend to grow and develop well.
Monica Mitchell, Ph.D., Infant and Toddler Development, 2001 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.
Transition to Middle School Can Be Tough! (Read more...)
The onset of difficulty sleeping or sudden school avoidance happens.
Reassure your pre-teen about his/her competencies and keep them in school.
Pre-teens with learning or behavioral difficulties often need extra support from family and school personnel to make this transition.
Dawn Nebrig, MSW, LISW, Ages And Stages: Pre-Teens, 2000 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.
As Parents Our Job is Not to "Fix" Everything for Our Children (Read more...)
In other words, our most important task is to teach them how to think and not to tell them what to think.
We can and often need to tell our children what we think.
Gayle Holten, Ages and Stages-Understanding and Shaping Your Child's Development, Infants and Toddlers, 1999 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.
Teach Your Children the Gift of Adversity (Read more...)
Tough times make the good times even better.
Jerry Sasson, Ed.D., Everyday Blessings, 2001 Cincinnati For the Love of Kids® Parenting Conference.
Please select a topic Anger and Tantrums Anxiety and Stress Bullying Communication Discipline Emotional Intelligence Organize and Simplify Raising Resilient Kids Self-Esteem Strength-Based Parenting Success in School Tweens and Teens
Raising Resilient Kids Run time: 11:32
Chapter 1: My Self Run time: 4:13
Chapter 2: My Strengths Run time: 2:07
Chapter 3: My Beliefs Run time: 2:13
Chapter 4: My Helpers Run time: 3:42
Learn from Mistakes Run time: 48 sec
Identify Strengths Run time: 48 sec
Sense of Self Run time: 53 sec
Listen Run time: 49 sec
Be a Role Model Run time: 44 sec
Give Unconditional Love Run time: 44 sec