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Loving Our Kids Unconditionally: What to Do Instead of Punishment

July 29, 2014 by Sue Lively

For most parents, it’s easy to feel loving towards your kids when they’re behaving well and being their happy, cheerful selves.  It’s when they’re grumpy, tired, angry, sad, whiny, and not cooperating that it becomes a challenge (to say the least!). But what does this have to do with our Teaching Kids About Character Series?…

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Filed Under: Character Series, Parenting Tagged With: love

4 Easy Ways to Help Your Child Love Learning

July 23, 2014 by Sue Lively

Have you ever had the experience where you just learn a new word and then you start to hear it being used everywhere?  Or maybe it’s a new activity you heard about and then you start to see it on TV or hear about it on the radio, or you suddenly read posts about it…

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Filed Under: Parenting, Teaching Tagged With: teachable moments

30 Joyful Ways to Connect with your Child in 10 Minutes

July 16, 2014 by Sue Lively

This week’s Teaching Kids About Character: An Alphabetic Journey topic is J is for Joyful.  When I got thinking about joy and where it comes from, I immediately thought about connection. On days when my son is cranky, whiny, and demanding or wild, hyper and reckless, I have come to see that these are cries from…

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Filed Under: Character Series, Most Popular, Parenting

Teaching Kids Independence: 2 Strategies That Really Work

July 9, 2014 by Sue Lively

For many parents, the transition from dependence to independence seems to happen naturally. Around the age of 2 many kids start to want to do things by themselves.  “Me do it, Mommy!” becomes a phrase that is heard often around the house. Amazon links have been provided for your convenience. Read our disclosure here. Or…

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Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: independence, self-esteem

5 Reasons Preschoolers Lie & How to Teach Them About Honesty

July 2, 2014 by Sue Lively

A few months ago I started noticing that my 2.5 year old son, Onetime, was starting to lie! Daddy would come home at the end of the day and ask him a series of questions about what he had done that day. Onetime would answer “Um-hum!!!” with enthusiasm when my husband would ask if he had done…

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Filed Under: Character Series, Parenting Tagged With: honesty, positive parenting

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