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How to Raise a Problem-Solver

Wednesday, May 27, 2015 | discipline, paradigm shift, parenting

We want our children to be able to recognize problems and have the initiative to tackle the issue and find a solution. Yet most conventional...
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The Changing Seasons of Motherhood

| inspirational, parenting

I remember the season when I had two tiny ones under my feet all day long, and the days were long. The nights were often even longer. It was...
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8 Tips to Ignite Your Child's Love of Learning

| homeschooling, parenting, play

Children naturally love to learn. Unfortunately, that love often gets stripped away by middle childhood as learning becomes competitive, dir...
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35 Things Positive Parents Can Do to Reduce Sibling Rivalry

| discipline, paradigm shift, parenting

I am delighted to welcome Sumitha Bhandarkar to Positive Parents today. Sumitha is the creator of A Fine Parent, one of my favorite resourc...
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Positive Strategies for Better Behaved Kids

Wednesday, May 6, 2015 | discipline, paradigm shift, parenting

Children, like all human beings, behave better when they feel good about themselves and the world around them. As a social species, we all n...
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