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The Newbie's Guide to Positive Parenting

Monday, July 27, 2015 |

I'm giving away 5 PDF copies of my bestselling book, The Newbie's Guide to Positive Parenting Second Edition! Connection is the key ...
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3 Steps to Positive Discipline

Thursday, July 23, 2015 | discipline, paradigm shift, parenting

Several years ago, I became frustrated when conventional discipline strategies not only made my son’s behavior more problematic, but also da...
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You Blew It. Now What?

| discipline, paradigm shift, parenting, yell free challenge

Despite our best efforts to be conscious, positive parents, we humans make mistakes. We’ll never be perfect, and that’s okay for our kids to...
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Accept Feelings, Limit Actions

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Over the years of moderating a popular parenting page on Facebook , I have had the opportunity to listen to many parents voice their concern...
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The Toxic Effects of Shaming Children

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Shame has long been wielded as a powerful tool to modify a child’s behavior. When made to feel unworthy, children will usually try harder to...
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3 Simple Steps to Effective Parenting

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Has parenting lost its joy? Does the end of the day find you overwhelmed, upset, or disappointed at the outcome yet again? I totally get it!...
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Discipline Through Play

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Discipline doesn't mean to punish. The root word, disciple, means to teach. Rather than focusing on busting bad behavior, it is more ef...
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10 Tips for Well-Behaved Kids and Happy Parents by Amy McCready

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10 Tips for Well-Behaved Kids & Happy Parents A Parenting Checklist to Curb Chaos By Amy McCready, author of The “Me, Me, Me” Epidemic A...
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Emotions Coaching - The Heart of Parenting

Saturday, July 11, 2015 |

I'm teaming up with The Gottman Institute to give away 3 copies of the Emotion Coaching series ! Emotion Coaching: The Heart of Parenti...
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