“Positive Discipline: A Guide for Parents” is a concise resource offering practical strategies for parents to navigate common parenting experiences. This guide focuses on the developmental stages from infancy to early grade school years, providing insights and tools to foster positive parent-child relationships.
The content covers essential topics such as understanding discipline as teaching, managing crying and sleep issues in babies, addressing tantrums and exploration in toddlers, handling challenges like picky eating and power struggles in preschoolers, and navigating rule-breaking and sibling conflicts in grade school children.
Throughout the guide, readers will find helpful advice on various parenting challenges, including bedtime battles, whining, lying, and anger management. The guide also offers additional resources for parents seeking support.
CONTENT
- Introduction
Discipline
Discipline Is Teaching
Babies (Birth to 18 months) - Development and Discipline
- Gaining Confidence as a Parent
- When Babies Cry
- Helping Children Sleep
Toddlers (18 months to 3 years)
- Development and Discipline
- Getting Into Everything
- When Toddlers Should Not Touch
- Tantrums
- They Think They’re in Charge
- Biting
- Toilet Teaching
- Sharing
- Preferring One Parent
- Making a Mess
- They Can’t Sit Still
Preschoolers (3 to 5 years)
- Development and Discipline
- Bedtime Battles
- The Picky Eater
- Power Struggles
- Wetting the Bed
- Whining
Grade School (5 to 9 years)
- Development and Discipline
- When Kids Break Rules
- Lying
- Sibling Battles
- Bad Language
- Talking Back
About Spanking
Anger
Time Out
Resources for Parents
Credits
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