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In this now-classic, straightforward approach to childraising, Nancy Samalin shows parents how to set clear, concise guidelines to ensure positive and constructive discipline. Based on her extensive work with parents and children, she offers the most recent and invaluable advice on:
? Avoiding daily battles
? Using alternatives to punishment
? Dealing with anger
? Learning to let go
? Diminishing sibling rivalries and much, much more.
Filled with practical solutions to everyday problems and thoughtful, useful information on opening up communication between the generations, Loving Your Child Is Not Enough will help parents to truly enjoy their child?s growing years.
? Nancy Samalin is a contributing editor to Parents magazine with a regular column on discipline.
?Available on audiocassette from Penguin?HighBridge Audio
A groundbreaking work that rediscovers nonpunitive discipline, using dialogs between parents and children aged 2-12 to provide a succinct and accessible approach to childraising.
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Will Sleeper
reviewed Loving Your Child Is Not Enough: Positive Discipline That Works on March 10, 2021
Loving Your Child Is Not Enough
Had some great take aways, but I felt like all of the examples were unrealistic EXTREMES in which I could not relate. But I like the premise, and it taught some great principles.
There's no such thing as "constructive criticism" when the meaning of "to construct" is to build something up, and the definition of criticize is "an expression of disapproval for faults & mistakes", or tearing something down. Focus the needed teaching moment on the lesson or the deed rather than the child. (Ie. Leaving the door open let's the bugs in. Dishes belong in the sink. Fighting brings an icky feeling into our home (rather than: YOU are always fighting with everyone).
Pure parental love & good intentions for your children can NOT outweigh a lack of skill.
Will what I am going to say cause Confrontation or Cooperation?
Parent Deaf - SPEAK IN 1 WORD RULE
Children resist Orders as much as Verbiage.
When you offer a child a choice between what you want them to do and a negative consequence, it's really not a choice at all. It's a manipulative threat.
When children are upset, they are not amenable to REASON.
Punitive.
Distance yourself from battles BEFORE imposing LOGICAL direct consequences to poor behavior, with the intent to teach the correct form of said behavior
Disengage from Children's predicaments not to abandon, but to more fully increase their confidence, problem solving skills and independence.
Sibling rivalry is INEVITABLE. The only way to prevent it is by having only 1 child.
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