Choosing the Right Consequences For Your Family (Without Using Timeout)

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Too Late to Fix Your Parenting? (Changing Your Ways)

#126 In this episode, Lisa discusses fixing your parenting methods. Throughout the chat she covers the difference between pleaser and authority styles of parenting, why she believes it’s important to look at yourself regarding kids behaviour, and why parenting is sometimes a one ...  Afficher plus

The Difference Between Tantrums & Bad Behaviour: How to React in the Moment

#125 In this episode, Lisa discusses why she believes tantrums are not bad behaviour. She covers her approach to tantrums, public tantrums, whether or not she believes all kids have tantrums, when she thinks tantrums stop, whether or not parents can avoid tantrums, the fact that ...  Afficher plus

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