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Children behaving badly 0

June 30th, 2012 by Sheila

There are so many situations where we can end up in conflict with our children on a daily basis. What else could we do that may help the situation. If what you are doing is not working, you may need to do something different more →

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Sibling Rivalry 0

July 20th, 2011 by Sheila

Sibling Rivalry

Sibling Rivalry“You love her more than me! Everything was fine till she came along, now everyone hates me!” more →

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Positive Parenting 0

June 27th, 2011 by Sheila

Positive Parenting

Positive Parenting is about treating your child with respect, listening to their point of view and giving them a sense of being understood. It is about noticing what they have done (rather than what they have not done) and remembering to tell them. more →

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Sibling Rivalry – Tips to Reduce 0

June 26th, 2011 by Sheila

Sibling Rivalry – Tips to Reduce

Ensure each child feels loved and ‘seen’ and sibling rivalry will reduce more →

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Developing a stronger sense of self is crucial for a Parent 1

June 25th, 2011 by Sheila

Developing a stronger sense of self is crucial for a Parent

Let’s look at increasing your Self Esteem. The more you raise your own self esteem, the more you will raise your child’s.

Tags: child, Child behaviour, confidence, encouragement, encouraging independence, Help Parents, help your child be responsible, Parenting, parenting support, parenting teens, Positive Parenting, Practical Parenting Tips, Quality Family Time, Quality Time with Children, self esteem, teaching responsibility, work life balance, Working Parents

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Homework/Study Struggles? No more! 0

June 25th, 2011 by Sheila

Homework/Study Struggles? No more!

If you have Homework struggles with your child, this article has some practical tips and skills to help more →

Tags: child, Child behaviour, Children's challenging behaviours, confidence, Education, encouraging independence, Help for Children, Help Parents, help your child be responsible, Parenting, parenting skills, parenting support, parenting teenagers, parenting teens, Positive Parenting, Practical Parenting Tips, School, Starting School Tips, teaching responsibility, Teenagers, Working Parents

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Feelings – the key to understanding behaviour 0

June 24th, 2011 by Sheila

Feelings – the key to understanding behaviour

If a child feels right; they will behave right, so getting in touch with how your child feels and giving them a sense of being understood and listened to will result in much less conflict. more →

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Interesting Parenting articles in Media over past week 0

June 14th, 2011 by Sheila

Interesting Parenting articles in Media over past week

Here’s link’s to the Parenting articles that have featured in the Media over the past week more →

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Alcohol – ‘young people should avoid until 24′ 0

June 9th, 2011 by Sheila

Alcohol – ‘young people should avoid until 24′

Sobering facts about parents relationship with alcohol and it’s effect on their teenagers more →

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For super Parenting Tips – read this 0

June 7th, 2011 by Sheila

For super Parenting Tips – read this

Super article in today’s Irish Times Health Supplement with some excellent tips

Click here: 1224298494254.html more →

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