Why make yourself, and your child look like idiots’ while shopping? I went to a superstore earlier today and purchased some bulk candy. While I was walking in the aisle I saw a mother with her teenage daughter inside a shopping cart. I had to catch myself; with not verbally bursting out and asking; why [...]
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Poor Parenting Equals Public Disgrace
Posted by admin on March 23rd, 2010
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Tags: Aisle, Benefit Of The Doubt, Bulk Candy, Dignity, Good Parenting, Heck, Maturity, Morals, Peers, Poor Parenting Skills, Public Disgrace, Public Embarrassment, Public Exposure, Self Respect, Shopping Cart, Teenage Daughter, Time Thing, Visible Signs, Wheel Chairs, Works In Progress 
No Comments »Parenting Discipline – Teaching Children Self Respect, Self Control and Empathy
Posted by admin on March 17th, 2010
For many parents, the words parenting discipline have very negative connotations. There is the association with their own childhood and the often unpleasant memories that thinking of discipline raises. Then there is the association of the word discipline with ideas around corporal punishment, with spanking, hitting and hurting children.Some parents believe that the words parenting [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Boundaries, Consequences, Conversations, Corporal Punishment, Discipline Children, Do The Right Thing, Empathy, Explanations, Firm Believer, Good Parenting, Negative Connotations, Parenting Children, parents, Rewards, Self Control, Self Respect, Sorts, Spanking Children, Teaching Children, Unpleasant Memories No Comments »Positive Parenting Tips: How to Set Boundaries
Posted by admin on September 27th, 2009
It’s not easy being a parent. We teach our children how to treat us. And often from an early age they have us wrapped around their small fingers.So we are not unfairly taken advantage of we as parents must set boundaries early on. Without these our children will run wild. Today parents seem more lenient [...]