Strengthen Your Relationship to Change Behavior
Are you stuck in a negative cycle with your kid and no matter what kind of discipline you use - punitive or non-punitive - it seems nothing changes?
Sometimes in our rush to stamp out unacceptable behavior, we unknowingly stamp out our children's ability to see themselves as worthy of change.
How to be Non-Punitive But Not Permissive!
Have you ever felt stuck teetering between punitive and permissive and not sure how to get out of it?
Does it seem like if you don't give consequences, then your child will never learn or will walk all over you?
Are you unsure of how to respond to negative behavior without blaming, shaming, or being judgmental?
I can tell you that just because I teach respectful communication does not mean that I don't struggle with parenting.
We teach what we most need to learn, eh?
5 Tips for Helping Your Family Manage Anger
6 Tips to End Homework Battles
I wasn't a huge fan of homework growing up, but homework in my day was NOTHING like the homework today.
It is way more intense and anxiety-producing for kids today than it was for me.
5 Tips for Effective Communication
Have you ever gone through one of those phases where your child finds fault with everything you do - no matter what?
Or, does it ever seem like every time you say "Up" - your child says "Down?"
Or, does it ever seem like every time you say "Up" - your child says "Down?"
Unmet needs, feeling incapable and helpless, or damaged relationships can unconsciously sway our moods without our permission or awareness and leave us feeling vulnerable and anxious long after the situation has passed.
As our kids grow, there will be times when they are experimenting with boundaries, testing our love, and trying to adapt to a fickle set of expectations from the world around them.
They may not always do it with grace or kindness.
As our kids grow, there will be times when they are experimenting with boundaries, testing our love, and trying to adapt to a fickle set of expectations from the world around them.
They may not always do it with grace or kindness.
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