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Tag Archives: Parenting
Advice For Parents and All Leaders: Learn From Dog Trainers
Going To The Dogs: What You Can Learn About Leadership And Communication From Dog Trainers by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. When I found “Beware of the Dogs” by Burkhard Bilger in The New Yorker, I recognized that this article contains powerful … Continue reading
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Positive Parenting
Parenting: “7 ways to make sure what you say won’t damage your child” by Jean Guarino We found a fine article about positive parenting written by Jean Guarino in the Sun-Times entitled “7 ways to make sure what you say … Continue reading
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Tagged how to talk to a child, Jean Guarino, never say, Parenting, parenting tips, positive parenting, things not to say to a child, what to say to a child
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HOW TO PRAISE YOUR CHILD
Positive Parenting Requires Appropriate Praise–With Just The Right Tone of Voice The tone of your voice is very important, “SuperNanny” Jo Frost believes. You should have at least two voices that you use with children: the Voice of Approval and … Continue reading
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PARENTING: NEVER GIVE UNDERSERVED PRAISE TO YOUR CHILD
Never say to your child…”Great job” if your child did not do a great job. That’s the advice of Yale Professor Amy Chua. “Never give unearned smiley faces.” Chua, who’s the mother of two, and author of author of the … Continue reading
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Tagged American Parenting, American parents, Amy Chua, Chinese Parenting, creating self esteem, Parenting, “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother”
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