Each week I answer a question submitted on our You Tube channel.
This week’s question is from Rochelle from Fort Meyers who asks: “I can’t get my son to eat anything. Every night it’s a battle at dinner. I want him to have a healthy meal but he just refuses to eat. Please help [...]
Times are tough, and some days it seems that we live in an increasingly “What’s in it for me?” society. Worse, we see it in our kids, too—they won’t so much as empty the dishwasher without trying to bargain for some extra TV time. What does a parent have to do to get good behavior [...]
In Part 1 of Do’s and Don’ts to End Hitting and Biting for Good we discussed the best ways to address hitting and biting in toddlers. This post will address what you should do for kids OVER the age of 3.
To start, you should follow the same guidelines for children under the [...]
The following is a guest post from The New York Times Best Selling author, Rachel Simmons.
The recent suicide of 15 year old Phoebe Prince in South Hadley, MA has communities around the country reeling. Phoebe didn’t just suffer taunts, mean looks and harassment at school. She was cyberbullied: tortured online and by phone.
Phoebe’s [...]
Thanks to everyone who attended the “Get Kids to Listen without Nagging, Reminding and Yelling” webinar last night.
Listed below are a few topics and questions I didn’t have time to fully cover during our session.
Birth Order: There was a lot of interest in Birth Order. One question that I didn’t answer was about [...]
Thanks to members of “Single Parents of the Triangle” for joining our webinar last night. Listed below are the answers to the questions I didn’t have time to answer. I hope this helps!
Question: On Reminders and 2nd Chances…What about if the child has ADHD w/ODD? Should reminders be given at all? [...]