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July 3rd, 2011 by Sheila 0

Good Parenting is about how I relate to self & others

Sheila

Observe my responses and if they are defensive – it’s an offortunity to explore and an invitation to change more »

Good Parenting is about how I relate to self & others

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Posted in: confidence, difficult behaviour, Engaging your child's cooperation, Family relationships and feelings, good parenting skills, Help with Children, lose temper, parent coach, parenting support, Parents adjustments, self esteem, stress, Uncategorized, Working Parents Groups

June 25th, 2011 by Sheila 0

Are your children driving you wild?

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Many parents have difficulty in dealing with behaviour that challenges them; so I invite you to deal with it differently this week. more »

Are your children driving you wild?

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Posted in: bad behaviour, Boundaries, Catch Them being good not bad, Catch Them being good not bad, Childrens Behaviour, Communication, difficult behaviour, discipline, encouraging responsibility, Engaging your child's cooperation, Family relationships and feelings, Feelings, good parenting skills, Help with Children, lose temper, Manage conflict, manage difficult behaviour, Managing challenging behaviour, managing sibling rivalry, parent coach, parenting support, Parents adjustments, Peer Pressure, pupnishment, School, self esteem, Sleep, squabbling, Teenagers, toddlers, Working Parents Groups

June 25th, 2011 by Sheila 1

Some Discipline Tips

Sheila

All Discipline begins with the Parent more »

Some Discipline Tips

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Posted in: bad behaviour, Better Bedtimes, Boundaries, Catch Them being good not bad, Catch Them being good not bad, Childrens Behaviour, Communication, difficult behaviour, discipline, Engaging your child's cooperation, Family relationships and feelings, Feelings, good parenting skills, lose temper, Manage conflict, manage difficult behaviour, Managing challenging behaviour, managing housework, managing sibling rivalry, managing tantrums, parent coach, parenting support, Parents adjustments, School, self esteem, Sleep, squabbling, stress, Teenagers, Temper tantrums, toddlers, Uncategorized, Working Parents Groups

September 22nd, 2010 by Sheila 0

Adjusting to being a stay at home parent

Sheila

My childcare arrangement ended when my third child was a year old and I stopped working for a time. The next twelve months were difficult as I adjusted to my new role. Gone were the suits and office camaraderie, and going out to lunch became a distant memory. more »

Adjusting to being a stay at home parent

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