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52Parenting Tips For Younger Children
This information is based on working with many families in need. Most families have successfully followed these parenting techniques.
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73Venus Retrograde Current Events, Week 1, May 14-20, 2012
2012's Retrograde Venus period runs from May until late June. Day by day, Venus moving backwards in the sign of Gemini affects the rich and famous--and you. Do you feel it? Here's a chronicle of Venus retrograde, Week 1.
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72How do you discipline children?
Well, the bad news is that this is at least as much about you as the parent as about the child. Your responses to and understanding of childhood misbehaviors will likely determine your response style, as will your own upbringing. Most of us have had...
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63Disciplining Your Five Year Old
Help to guide you through disciplining your five year old child. Based on research and personal experience.
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60How to administer a proper time out
We all need some time out of stressful situations to take a few breaths and recompose ourselves. There are many behaviors that may warrant a time out, and this all depends on the household. The consistent piece with initiating a time out is that...
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59Reaching The Boiling Point
Parents take five or ten minutes to gather your wits and reduce your stress level.
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60An afternoon off: or is it? E-book serial episode 155
At last she was on her way, three 'not so tiny' babies on board in just two baby capsules. It was a tight squeeze putting two babies into one capsule, but the new car had not yet arrived, and she was getting rather fed up with the many excuses she...
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61Punishment - Non Physcial Methods
There are always other alternatives that don't include physical forms of punishment.
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67The Lost Art of Discipline
This hub talks about how the disciplining of children has changed over time.
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69The Best Way to Give a Heart-felt Thorough Apology is Through a Letter!
I remember one important time when I was sent to my room for something that I did wrong when I was a pre-teen. I can’t remember exactly what I did wrong, but I can remember how I felt and what I did to ameliorate the problem. While I sat in my...
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