All About "discipline"

Holiday Discipline

Tips To Help Your Child Develop Responsibility During the Holidays

Managing Arguments and Back Talk

How To Stop Arguments and Back Talk With Your Child

Maintaining Control With a Tween

How To Maintain Control Over Yourself With a Misbehaving Tween

Arguing and Back Talk

Teaching Your Child Discipline and Curbing Back Talk

Play the Cleaning Game

How To Motivate Your Child To Participate In House Chores

Brush Your Teeth: Make Toothbrushing Fun

Getting your children to brush their teeth may be a twice daily chore for your whole family. Many times it is met with fighting and tantrums from kids that just don't want to take a time out now in order to keep their mouth healthy for the remaining of their life. While it may seem impossible, there are things that you can do to help make brushing teeth a fun job for your children.

Responsible Rockin' on Grad Night

Graduating from high school is a milestone event in a young person's life, and usually a very, very happy one. The only problem is that it can get a little too happy, with many kids celebrating this transition to adulthood (term used loosely) with drinking and drugs. Throw in driver's licenses and cars and the result is that one of the greatest days in a teen's life is also one of the most dangerous. Parents need to be aware of this to provide their ex-seniors with safe alternatives.

Discipline: Beyond Time Out

While time-out is one of the most effective discipline techniques you can use, it shouldn't be the only device in your parental tool chest. As children grow older, it may become less effective. Luckily, other discipline techniques can work extremely well with older children. Here are some examples...

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Mowing Down Only-Child Myths

For all the stories going around about only children, there sure are a lot of solid, happy adults who were raised solo. Explore the myths -- and facts -- about raising an only child.