Raise Your Kids without Raising Your Voice: Comment, Label, Reward
by Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed., C.Psych.Assoc.How to correct your child in a positive manner.
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How to correct your child in a positive manner.
How do you get your child to listen to you?
Practical advice for getting out of the "If only someone would notice" syndrome.
No matter how much my kids resent my daily barrage of "no's," I still have that special bond that happens every night when I tell them a story.
Holidays are not about escaping reality. They are about finding the inner beauty of our lives.
A High Holiday ethical dilemma to read and discuss with your kids.
Letting our children know us will help keep them close, even in difficult times.
Why Jim and Yael Putney adopted four special needs Jewish children and moved to Israel.
Give your children the most important thing they need: your love.
My mother raised two rabbis and the Emmy-award winning creator of the hit show House. What was her secret?
How to get your kids to help with chores and household responsibilities.
Our love for our children -- and our ability to express that love -- will ultimately make them or break them.
One hour a week can transform your relationship with your child.
A primer on how to raise our children to look at the positive and speak well about others.
Spend time talking and building your relationship with your child.
Loving our children unconditionally, especially those with special needs.
Are we helping our children by protecting them from all of life's difficulties?
Parents are like a mirror, reflecting back their children's self-image. What your children see is what you'll get.
A down-to-earth Jewish primer on raising kids with healthy self-esteem.
ADHD has taught my daughter that nothing comes without working very hard and that you don't take good friends for granted.
Let Shrilly the Shofar take you and your family on a guided tour of the High Holidays, uncovering the deeper meanings of the most awesome days in the Jewish year!
Effective tips on how to make learning with your child a positive and enjoyable experience.
What you praise and criticize is what you get. So be careful!
Presenting a united front and speaking to our children with one voice is essential for effective parenting.
Jewish wisdom is silent on whether or not you should use the Ferber method because, contrary to popular belief, it is not a moral issue.
Love is the only real power a parent has.
Go ahead and take her out for dinner, but make sure your display of gratitude isn't just a once-a-year occasion.
Perfectionists are living in the wrong world. Teach your children how to avoid this debilitating habit.
My daughter wants the fancy ring, the elaborate gown, and all the bells and whistles that I could not care less about. But this is her wedding, not mine.
In a world dominated by distractions galore, Passover affords parents an opportunity to connect with their kids in a most meaningful and magical way.
Symptoms, causes and what can be done about them.
Proven strategies that reduce the need for discipline.
Effective strategies on how to get your child to do better in school.