Sep 23rd, 2011
Parenting Tips: Five Reasons To Stop Saying Good Job
Must reading for every parent. It's important to support and encourage our kids, but here's why saying 'Good job!' creates negative consequences for your child.
Sep 13th, 2011
Power Struggles With Your Child: Should You Give In Or Not?
Here's how you can subtly - but deftly - avert a power struggle with your child. All you need is a bit of tact, some craftiness and oodles of patience.
Sep 1st, 2011
Dealing With Your Teenagers: Mini-Monsters Or Adults-In-The-Making?
We were teenagers ourselves once, and went through the same angst that our children now experience. Yet, times have changed - and so has the face of rebellion.
Jul 7th, 2011
How To Avoid Power Struggles With Your Defiant Child
How do you nip escalating fights over power in the bud? In part two of our series, James shows you three powerful techniques for defusing defiant power struggles.
Jul 3rd, 2011
Child Behaviour: A Day In The Mind Of Your Defiant Child
If you’re the parent of a defiant child, Are you gearing up for another difficult year with him - hoping that you’ll be able to manage without falling apart?
Jun 27th, 2011
How To Teach Children Discipline At Home And School
Discipline needs to be taught during a child’s early growth stages, to help them develop positive attitudes and prepare them in handling school, work and other social activities.
Jun 16th, 2011
Parenting Styles: The Consequences of Permissive Parenting
Permissive parenting has created a generation of entitlement children who grow into self-centered, irresponsible adults. Here are some negative consequences of this parenting style.
Jun 11th, 2011
Hypnosis For Children: Positive Parenting For Behavioural Problems
Hypnosis is being used to help kids to overcome anxieties, fears, phobias and for behavioural and health problems that can affect them as they grow.
Jun 3rd, 2011
Help Your Kids Overcome Fears And Break Out Of Their Comfort Zone
We all want our kids to grow. So what should we do to help our kids grow out of their comfort zone? These simple steps will set your child on a lifelong path of doing what it takes to grow and flourish.
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