Kids & Discipline

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By xrayness 0 comments
Are you sick and tired of walking into your child's room and finding a mess? This article will give you the simple steps to keeping your child's room clean... more »
By amy5887 3 comments
If your child's tantrums have you upset and overwhelmed, here are some tips to help you deal with them, and in some cases stop them altogether... more »
By TheSeeker 4 comments
This article discusses a nonviolent approach to disciplining a child... more »
By CindyH 0 comments
Discipline can be a challenge with any child. A child with ADHD is often excitable and a situation can get out of control quickly. It is important that you avoid making excuses for the child's behavior and hold the child to a certain level of ... more »
By Kathleen Fuller 2 comments
Disciplining children is challenging. The temptation to yell at our kids is overwhelming at times, especially when we think they aren’t listening to us. However, this doesn’t have to be the case. Here are some ways you can discipline your child ... more »
By xrayness 0 comments
If you are reading this article, then you are interested in disciplining your child. Children misbehave for different reasons and therefore your responses to their behavior should be different. Here are a few suggestions for proper discipline... more »
By JanCast2007 0 comments
We live in a time where parenting techniques are very important, and the way we raise our children is equally important. There will always be a debate on which parenting style and technique is best, but we can all agree that the key here has to ... more »
By candctroll 2 comments
Below you will find some great ideas to help encourage you child to help out around the house...as well as teach them responsibility... more »
By Andre' J. Bolton 0 comments
Do you want to know how to get your child to go to sleep, so that you can? Sleep consistently is the key factor when you have a bedtime routine for your child. Keep reading for great bed routine tips... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 5 comments
Training them early and setting a good example will get the kids' thank-you notes in the mailbox... more »
By Vohnny 3 comments
It may get frustrating trying to handle children with behavioral issues. It takes alot of patience. Whether you're a parent or an educator, the most important thing is to keep calm and try to use a soothing voice. These children usually need more ... more »
By Karen Cotton 1 comments
Ask any child what their least favorite chore is and they're bound to say tidying their rooms. Clothes and toys strewn across floors are not only eyesores, they're hazards too! By making cleaning a joint effort, offering rewards and making it ... more »
By 1creativemama 3 comments
For adults we have all the pills in the world to aide us in dealing with stress, we also have years of experience of learning to cope with and stay calm during stressful situations. However our children do not have this experience, nor do we ... more »
By Carol 10 comments
If your like me then you can look back on your life at times when you wish you would have just said "NO" to certain things. You are suffering the consequences for saying yes to a certain situation where you should have followed your ... more »
By sivak21 0 comments
Tired of having to buy toys all the time because your kids get bored with them?.. more »
By AskLucy 9 comments
Parents-we hear it all the time "I use positive reinforcement" but then maybe we see it in action as cajoling, repeated instructions, or we find ourselves engaging in acts that cannot be good- like when our kid picks the exact right ... more »
By houdini16409 5 comments
Children love to watch television, and while a lot of it can be educational, they should not be watching it all the time. Here are some suggestions on how you can limit the amount of television your child watches... more »
By eHow Parenting Editor 0 comments
Positive reinforcement has become the preferred method for teaching children good behavior. In order for them, however, to behave well they must know in advance what specific behavior is expected of them. Making a listening chart does just that. ... more »
By tamanna 3 comments
Reading is important for a child's development. Here's how you can give your child the gift of reading and introduce him or her to the world of books. they not only gain knowledge from the books but also confidence among their friends group... more »
By Dlaniger 2 comments
If you were to ask parents what the most difficult challenge is when it comes to raising children, most of them would say it is disciplining. Proper discipline of a child should encompass what the law says is acceptable as well as what is ... more »
By KHarper 3 comments
Every parent has this experience at one time or another. You are with your small children at the grocery store or department store when your small child declares he she must have a certain object whether it be a toy, cookie or whatever. On ... more »
By Michael Grisso 1 comments
Your children have been sitting in front of the television bashing buttons on their Xbox or PlayStation controllers for hours. A push of the pause button will only be temporary for them to get something to eat or drink or go to the bathroom. So ... more »
By virtualibrarian 2 comments
We're all asking for respect--parents and kids alike. Too many people seem to think respect, at least in the parent-child relationship, is a one-way street. The adult speaks; the children listen and obey. This kind of relationship may work for ... more »
By Judy Ford 0 comments
Everything kids want seems to cost money--from snacks, to movies, to video games, to school activities. If you have extra bags of cash, then buying fancy shoes and clothes or the hottest gizmoes, trinkets and toys is not a problem, but if you’re ... more »
By mamie52 0 comments
Have a child that just misbehaves all the time? Maybe this will help!.. more »