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Change Negative Behavior posted by UNKNOWN
Posted on Fri Feb 01, 2008 09:15:49
Kids today are getting away with bad behavior and treating their parents with less respect then years ago. Many kids treat their parents as friends and not as authority figures. This needs to stop to increase the respect from children. Parents need to set limits for their children and enforce them when rules are broken. Parents need to say no more and stand up to their children with confidence. If parents appear less confident then childen will see this and take advantage of them. It is a difficult chain to break but one that needs to be broken, if there is to be harmony among parents and children. Everyone will be happier in the end.

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Start With Respect posted by UNKNOWN
Posted on Wed Dec 12, 2007 09:28:53
So many parents are talking about the loss of respect among their children. More kids are talking back and treating parents as peers. There is an epidemic of rolling the eyes among children. We all have seen this. Much of the cause , I believe rests with the parents. Many parents today are trying to maintain a "friendship" relationship with their children. STOP THIS RIGHT AWAY. Set limits and rules of behavior. Reprimand bad behavior immediately. Lay out ahead of time the rules and consequences of bad behavior. The sooner you do this the better you will be. Make your children do chores around the house without a reward. This teaches responsibility and develops self-confidence. Parents must start to say "no" more often to the material demands of their kids and demand more of their child. All this will be hard but you will reap the benefits in the future. Take care.

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Dealing With Holiday Stress posted by UNKNOWN
Posted on Thu Dec 06, 2007 16:41:24
The Holidays are here and with that brings much stress. We have so much to do and we seem to be going in all directions. We have stress from work, stress from our kids about thir presents and even school stress. It seems in the two weeks before Christmas break the teachers pile on the tests and homework.. Our children's stress becomes ours, too. What can we do to help ourselves and our kids? First off, don't go crazy with the presents. Don't try and keep up with everyone else with what they are buying their kids. It is not good for the parent and not good for the kids. They get used to a certain amount and next time they want more and more. Limit the presents. Encourage the kids to donate something to someone in need. They can donate some old toys, clothes or even give some money (two or three dollars) to a cause. Let them pick a needy charity. This giving will bring happiness to your kids when they help others. Use this time for you and your kids to give thanks for the things you have. Write down all of your blessings. Feeling grateful brings happiness. Take this time before the New Year to set up the goals you want to accomplish for the coming year. Write them down with the necessary steps to accomplish them. Each day work on a step towards your goal. You will feel great to see the progress you make. Also, start to exercise everyday for thirty minutes. This will lessen stress and get you in good shape for the coming year. When you are less stressed you are more focused and happier. Try it and see for yourself how better you will feel.

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