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Discipline That Works

The most effective "discipline" for your child is always positive, loving, gentle guidance. Here's why.

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Brushing Teeth: Enforcing Limits Without Force

Brushing Teeth: How Can You Enforce Limits If You Don’t Use Force? Should you hold your child down to brush? Isn't brushing non-negotiable, like other health and safety?

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When Your Older Child Hits the Little One: A Script

Did your toddler or preschooler just hit their little sibling? Of course you see red! Here's your script to intervene -- and prevent a recurrence!

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Discipline: Managing Your Toddler so you can enjoy him

How to manage a toddler? And stay positive?! Believe it or not, Yes you can! Dealing with tantrums, setting limits, giving choices and so much more.

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Taming Toddler Tantrums

Tantrums are normal for toddlers. That said, you'll be glad to know that many tantrums are avoidable. Here's how to tame those toddler tantrums.

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Toddlers: Your Game Plan for the Terrific Twos

Toddlerhood can be tough. Here's your game plan to maximize fun and brain development -- and minimize aggravation!

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The Cure for Whining

Whining is a symptom of a deeper issue. So if you want to eliminate whining, you have to address what's underneath.

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Why Every Home Needs a Calm-Down Corner

Use time-ins, a cozy corner and co-regulation to help your child calm those big emotions. This is simply a comforting place where people in your home go to calm down.

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Empathetic Limits in Action: Leaving the Playground

A script for setting limits with a toddler or preschooler. Before long, your child will climb reluctantly from the swing into her stroller when you say it's time for lunch....

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What's Wrong with Timeouts?

Timeouts ARE punishment, not any different than when you were made to stand in the corner as a child.