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Beyond Discipline: How to Help Your Child Cooperate Without Punishment
Learn how to discipline without punishment and raise kids who want to cooperate. Reduce power struggles, set limits, and build self-control.
ArticleHow To Intervene in a Sibling Fight
When your children are fighting, should you intervene or stay out of it? Learn how to stop sibling conflicts while teaching lifelong conflict-resolution skills.
ArticleWhen Your Child Gets Angry: The Cheat Sheet
In the heat of the moment with your angry child? This simple 5-step cheat sheet helps you stay calm, set limits, and respond with confidence—plus a printable version.
ArticleWhen Your Child Gets Angry: A Step-by-Step Guide
A step-by-step deep dive guide to handling your child’s anger—what to say, how to stay calm, and how to respond without escalating the situation.
ArticleWhen Your Child Hits You: A Script
Here's a script to regain your calm and head off future hitting by your child.
ArticleWhen Your Toddler Hits You: A Script
When toddlers hit, they need us to set firm limits to stop them -- while we help them feel safe and understood. They need help expressing feelings in healthier ways.
ArticleHow to Raise a Moral, Responsible Child -- without Punishment
How to raise a child who assumes responsibility for his actions and makes amends --whether you're there or not. Without threats, punishments or bribes.
ArticleHow Do Children Learn Right from Wrong?
How do we teach children the difference between right and wrong? Children may not always do what we say, but they will always, eventually, do what we do.
ArticleWhat if Your Child Knows Right from Wrong and Chooses to Do Wrong?
Our goal isn't to punish, but to give the child support so they can stop doing the wrong thing, start doing the right thing, & choose to do the right...
ArticleEmotion Coaching to Prevent Sibling Fighting
When parents teach their children EQ skills like managing big emotions, empathizing with others, and navigating disagreement, the sibling relationship improves.