by Debbie Pincus, MS LMHC
It’s a truth we don’t often admit, even to ourselves: we don’t always like our kids. I can hear the guilt in parents’ voices when they say, “Sometimes I really don’t like my child. He’s a pain, he argues with me all the time and he’s just not fun to be around.” Or maybe your child just isn’t the person you thought he would be: perhaps he’s not Read more »
The Happy Child Guide
Author: Eve Smart
The Happy Child Guide written by Dr Blaise Ryan is a indepth parenting guidelines ebook that delivers effective strategies to deal with a broad variety of bad behavior in children.
If you are a parent who is struggling to find an effective parenting techniques to discipline your child that actually work to eliminate back-chat, tantrums and defiant behavior, Dr Ryan’s Happy Child Guide is the answer! Read more »
Happy Boy
Author: Eve Smart
The Happy Child Guide is one of the most unique and in depth parenting guides you’ll ever read.
This downloadable ebook delivers an easy to follow, step-by-step guide that teaches you the rock-solid tools you need to effectively communicate with your child at any age, including:
* How to communicate well with your toddler to avoid the triggers for tantrums an inappropriate outbursts
* How to get a hard-to-manage child to listen and cooperate more easily Read more »
The Happy Child Guide 4th Edition
It’s official. The Happy Child Guide has published its 4th edition. Released in 2010 with 80 pages more as compared to the 3rd edition bringing it to a total of 179 pages of non-stop comprehensive parenting tips.
Many are keen to learn the contents of this edition and whether it serves the purpose of managing misbehavior or challenging behavior at home.
Children often display misbehavior such as biting, hitting, whining, tantrums, acting-out, ADD/ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder and the list goes on.The new edition also introduce A-Z coverage on challenging behavior such as crying, separation anxiety, dangerous behavior and dependency on comfort objects. Read more »
So, you are expecting the Reward Chart to work like charm, but it didn’t!? You look forward to improving your kid’s behavior but you are always disappointed. Whether it is refusal to attend school, eat vegetables or tooth brushing, you are frustrated and helpless. To help you, I had listed down a guide to ensure you are on the right track.
Are you ready? Let’s get started. Read more »
Poor parenting style often foster the development of Oppositional Defiant Disorder or more commonly known as ODD. Parents who are authoritative, verbal or forceful will merely instill fear and temporary obedience in children.
Parents to Self-Reflect
Ask yourself:
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is a very common form of behavior disorder starting in young children. Even without knowing the disorder terminology, every parent can sense that something is not right with a child.
If you are worried and suspect your child may have ODD, take a ODD test to confirm but some preliminary judgment includes the following:
Some Behavioral Symptoms Include: Read more »