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Parenting: Parenting is the toughest, most rewarding and most important
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improve your parenting skills. If you think that treating your children
fairly means treating them in the same way, you should read the articles
within this category for a different point of view. Also, you will discover
valuable strategies for raising happy and healthy children who will remain
emotionally close to you for life.
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When Can Parents Talk So Kids Will Listen?
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Elaine M. Gibson
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Is there better times to talk to our kids about what's important? We will never teach our children what we intend to teach by preaching at them during a problem or crisis situation. There is a better time and a better way.
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Children who argue: the last word
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Elaine M. Gibson
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Some children are determined to get in the last word, or the last sigh, or the last gesture in every discourse. Verbal harrassment is a form of testing. The kids need to find the limits of socially acceptable behavior. We can understand why they are doing this but we do not have to sit back and allow verbal abuse. Just as the kids are experimenting by trial and error to see what will fly and what won't, we have to do some trial and error parenting.
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words
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Elaine M. Gibson
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Sometimes children seem to have extra sensory perception in "reading" adults. Without debating ESP, we know that children do not rely on spoken words to understand the meaning of adult messages.
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A Quiet Parent Makes A Good Listener
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Elaine M. Gibson
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Parents often complain that children refuse to talk. Perhaps it is because parents are such poor listeners. Our intentions are good, but we can say things that literally end communication with our children.
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Helping Your Adolescent with ADHD Get Homework Done- Teens ADD/ADHD
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Arthur Robin, Ph.D.
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Most adolescents with ADHD have difficulties with homework because of their short attention spans, natural restlessness, and impulsivity. Parents need to collaborate with their teenagers to develop an effective homework structure. Such a structure needs to remain in place through most of middle and high school, adjusted to the degree of independence which your teenager can handle. If you follow the steps described here for creating this structure, you stand a reasonable chance of helping your adolescent improve the homework process.
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