Preparing Parents for Successful Children
Parents who understand the value of teaching their children effective discipline while still in the home can be most instrumental in raising happy, well adjusted adults ready for society. Even though it is a difficult task to handle, disciplining a child is one of the most important lessons they can learn that will prepare them [...]
In society, there are rules and laws in place to optimize the safety of its citizens. As such, with these boundaries in place, it is reasonable to assume that we can go about our daily lives with minimum disruptions. Should something happen to violate our security, the law is in place to protect the innocent [...]
Tags: Child Discipline, ground rules, household rules, leapfrog, LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer TabletAs hard as it is to believe, praise can be a negative! If you are praising your children for all the wrong reasons, it can damage who they see themselves as being. By this I mean that, if they are misbehaving or doing something contrary to what is right and good and you praise that, [...]
Tags: Child Discipline, Children's self-esteem, leapfrog, LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer Tablet, misbehavior, prideThere is a saying that goes something like this: “the punishment must fit the crime”. Now, it is not a ‘crime’ when a child disobeys his or her parents if they should break a rule, but it is a violation of the boundaries set down by the parents in order to maintain a smooth running, [...]
Book Review of Home Built Discipline – Developing Initiative, Self-control and Responsibility In Your Child By Raymond and Dorothy Moore When it comes to the word discipline, there are mainly two schools of thought. On the one hand we often turn to the scriptures that remind us that “foolishness is bound up in the heart [...]
Tags: Child Discipline, Home Built Discipline, leapfrog, LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer Tablet, Moore Books
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