81. Parenting Tips parenting tips. Latest Tip My son cries a lot and has started stuttering. Help! Howcan I manage Temper Tantrums? Why Should I teach my Child About Sorting? http://www.thechildrenscompany.com/parenting_resources/parenting_tips.htm

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82. Child Care/Parenting Tips -The Family Workplace Connection Understanding why young children bite can help you deter this aggressivebehavior and teach them positive ways to handle their feelings. http://www.familyandworkplace.org/tip2.htm

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Families, Schools and Communities Working Together Home About PPP Workshops Sites ... Contact Us MAP - Test Taking Tips TEST TAKING TIPS FOR FAMILIES Long term strategies Encourage study and review of subjects throughout the year Show interest and ask questions about subject material Ask children how they come up with ideas or answers Practice vocabulary words in conversation Encourage writing, and have your child start a journal Encourage and role model reading skills Suggest class participation Talk about effective note taking skills Correct and understand mistakes Plan study time and space Encourage use of assignment calendar Be available to help with homework Help with material review Arrange for practice tests Before the Test Set realistic expectations Have children well-rested Have a positive attitude Serve healthy meals, the brain needs fuel Help children relax Answer questions about the test as honestly as possible Give plenty of hugs Testing Tips for the Student Read directions carefully Complete the questions that you know for sure Eliminate wrong answers on multiple choice questions Make sure the question number and number on answer sheet match Check answers at the end if time permits Have extra pencils and erasers handy Wear comfortable clothes Think positively and breath deeply HUGS A hug can say, "I love you so," Or, "I hate to see you go." A hug is "Welcome back again." And "Great to see you! Where've you been?" A hug can soothe a small child's pain, And bring a rainbow after rain.

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LinkExchange Member Learn the skills you need to plan ahead for family discipline to make your actions count! Welcome to Parenting on the Go , a web site for you, the busy, devoted parent! This site presents the on-going work of Larry Tobin , educator, psychologist and nationally known speaker and author of books addressing issues of working and living with children. Parenting on the Go gives you quick access to parenting tips to help you be the best parent you can be. Contained on this website, you will find the suggestions you need in the middle of a busy day to move beyond family troubles toward a better parent/child relationship and more effective discipline. Each discussion is brief (time is not probably what you have a lot of) practical (parenting is a no nonsense business) and designed to be easily put into practice TODAY. Today, the Parenting on the Go web site is divided into seven sections with 6 to 10 concisely-written suggestions, and many include tips for "practicing" new techniques. Each section addresses a particular area of parenting concern. This site includes techniques that represent a comprehensive "training" for parents in the important skills of effective parenting and discipline. These techniques are available to you in "bite-size" packages ideal for the "parent on the go" the parent just needing a suggestion, but needing it right now before the situation(s) gets out of control.

86. ParentCenter Check out advice on parenting children ages 2 to 8 years old. Includes articles, tips and news on health, activities, learning and fun. http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.looksmart.com/og/pr%3Dcdd%3B

87. ParentSuccess.com ~ Parenting Tips And Strategies parentsuccess.com offers helpful advice for parents of children 212 and teenagers as well as advice on surviving the college years. http://www.parentsuccess.com/

Click Here to View April Tip: Who's to Blame for Bad Behavior? ParentSuccess.com ~ Parenting Tips and Strategies About Us... Our goal is to help parents, children, and families through our tips, columns, resources, and books. Dr. Roger W. McIntire, our company president, believes that the best prospect for a child's happiness is a parent content and confident with the parenting job. The guidelines he suggests are proven effective and help parents develop the self-confidence to say, "I handle most situations with my child in a good way, a thoughtful way, and I am in control of my reactions." SPECIAL OFFER For nonprofit organizations, ParentSuccess.com will provide Dr. McIntire's books for parents at a 50% discount for orders of 10 or more. They make memorable gifts for clients and colleagues. Hooray for You! This celebration of "you-ness" features playful verse and illustrations to take readoners on a head-to-toe journey, honoring the remarkable individuality bestowed on us all. This is the perfect gift of congratulations, encouragement or just because. Hooray for You!

88. Parenting Tips tips Here are a few of our favorite parenting tips. Please submit your tips to editor@parentingbookmark.com Teachyour kids to use words throughout the day, not http://www.parentingbookmark.com/pages/Tips.htm

Parenting Bookmark's Parenting Tips Here are a few of our favorite parenting tips. We would love to hear from you! Please submit your tips to editor@parentingbookmark.com Thumb Sucking Here's a great tip to help break this unconscious nighttime habit: My child sucks her thumb just at night, but it was beginning to affect her bite. So we came up with a clever way to help her stop. We put a spice on her thumb at night after she is asleep to help reduce her desire to put her thumb in her mouth. She gets one smell of the spice (pick one your child isn't too crazy about) on her thumb and avoids her thumb for hours. Its important to wait until she is asleep, and the whole process loses the power struggle aspect. So far its working great! - Susan, Dallas, TX. Parting with Pacifiers Doctors universally agree pacifiers are a normal and recommended part of an infant's life. Parents often have to wrestle with separating toddlers and their beloved pacifiers. Here's a great tip to help with that transition: - Susan, Highland Park, Ill.

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90. Parenting Tips parenting tips. parenting is the best and hardest job there is! 2. Teachyour child the difference between bad behavior and bad people. http://www.phmc.org/rch/tips.html

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Positive Parenting sm Tips Home Positive Parenting sm Redirecting Children's Behavior ... Contact Us Spend time with your child/children when they aren't misbehaving Respect and celebrate each child's unique qualities Listen first, without judgment. Remember, it is the quality of time you spend with your child not the quantity A misbehaving child is a discouraged child. Set boundaries and communicate your expectations clearly. Give your child the opportunity to take the lead in activities. A consistent daily routine teaches your child how to manage time. Teaching your child the art of negotiation will lead to more creative thinking skills. Teaching your child to do a make-up for a mistake will be more valuable than any form of punishment. Natural consequences are more affective in teaching our children responsibility than any form of punishment. Logical consequences are presented in a firm but respectful manner. Teach your child to resolve conflicts by communicating feelings and needs. Find out who your child admires and what they have learned from that person.

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Parenting Tips When Your Child Misbehaves Your Child's Emotional Health Anger Management for Children Handling Temper Tantrums ... Links to Parenting Information When Your Child Misbehaves Every child misbehaves from time to time. When your child misbehaves, it's your job as a parent to respond to your child and to teach your child appropriate behavior You can do this by keeping these guidelines in mind set clear rules be consistent use enforceable statements about what you will do address the child's need for attention use "time outs" remove privileges Why Physical Punishment is NOT a Good Idea Spanking or hitting may stop a child from misbehaving for awhile, but it doesn't teach the child about positive behavior. Instead, it teaches the child that it's OK to use violence to solve problems. It may also be considered abuse when it leads to injury. back to top of page Anger Management for Children Teach children the following steps for anger management: 1. STOP and calm down

93. CF1st - Parenting Resources Full Esteem Ahead 100 Ways to teach Values and Build SelfEsteem for All five difficult types of children and discusses how to adapt your parenting style to http://www.mendochildren.org/ParentingTips.html

Parenting Resources BOOKS: If you would like your favorite book for kids or parents added to this list, please contact us and let us know the title and author of your recommendation(s). CF1st staff will approve book titles before posting them to this site. Books For Parents: Full Esteem Ahead: 100 Ways to Teach Values and Build Self-Esteem for All Ages , Diane Loomans with Julia Loomans, 335 pages The Challenging Child , Stanley I. Greenspan, M.D., 317 pages-Explains the five "difficult" types of children and discusses how to adapt your parenting style to your child's unique personality. Fathering, Will Glennon, 219 pages Little Things Long Remembered , Susan Newman, 126 pages-ideas for making your children feel special and loved SOS! Help for Parents , Lynn Clark, Ph.D., 246 pages-practical guide for handling common, everyday behavior problems which teaches point rewards, listening techniques, positive reinforcement, how to use "time out" effectively, how to give effective instructions, etc.

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BETWEEN FRIENDS Living Life Your Way! Home Articles Household Hints Money Matters ... Contact Us The Balanced Woman July 2000 Issue 15 JA Hale, Editor By subscription only! Welcome to another issue of: "THE BALANCED WOMAN". Thanks to all of you who have encouraged your friends to subscribe! You are important to us. So rest assured we will NEVER sell or give away your email addresses to anyone!! We realize that not all of the email programs available can accommodate our size. So you can also find this issue of The Balanced Woman at: http://angelfire.com/sd/BalancedWoman/issue15.html IN THIS ISSUE => Welcome => Feature Article: "Independence Day" => Household Tip => Column: "Most Stress is How We Respond to It" => Parenting Tip => Classified Ads => Guest Column:"The Top 10 Things You Need to Know About Conflict Resolution" => Pampering Yourself => Can You Help this Reader? => Help Others and Help Yourself => Subscribe/Un subscribe information WELCOME July is upon us already! Your kids are out of school. Between that and the heat of summer you can probably use a break right now :) This month's newsletter features a couple of timely articles on Stress and Conflict Resolution! I sure hope they help. And if you're really pulling your hair out trying to cope with everything take a look at another helpful zine. It contains Free Timely Time Management Tips to increase your personal productivity and give you more time and balance for your personal life. Subscribe now at:

95. 09.22.99 - Campus Goes Online For Parenting Tips Campus Goes Online for parenting tips By D. Lyn Hunter, Public Affairs PostedSeptember 22, 1999. Need advice on your fourth grader's Pokemon addiction? http://www.berkeley.edu/news/berkeleyan/1999/0922/parenting.html

Haas Captures Intimacy of Harmon Buzzing Insects Bug Berkeley Campus Goes Online for Parenting Tips Campus Develops Guide to Teach Students With Disabilities UC Regents Name Tien University Professor Oct. 1 Deadline for 403(b) Appeals An Open Letter to the University Community ... Staff Enrichment Campus Goes Online for Parenting Tips By D. Lyn Hunter, Public Affairs Posted September 22, 1999 Need advice on your fourth grader's Pokemon addiction? Looking for a good deal on a breast pump? When buying a used Volvo, which year is best? In search of answers to questions like these, hundreds of campus parents turn to the UCB Parents mailing list, a volunteer-run e-mail newsletter for parents affiliated with Berkeley. Information on the list is divided into four categories announcements, marketplace, recommendations and advice. "Sleep is the number one topic that parents seek advice on," said Ginger Ogle, manager of the digital library project in computer sciences and founder of the list serve. "People have very strong opinions about the best way to get a child to sleep." A recent spate of advice in the list serve offered such divergent views as "babies and toddlers must learn to fall asleep on their own," to "we experimented with sleep aides, such as melatonin and tryptophan," to "we do a family bed, which is working very nicely for us."

96. Parent Works - Parenting Tips http://www.parentworks.com.au/Parenting_tips.htm

Improving your Child's Confidence 1. Give lots of cuddles and kisses. 2. Smile and talk to children from the earliest age. 3. When your child starts to understand the meaning of things, be consistent, if you say you will do something at a certain time, do your best to make sure you will. 4. Give praise for things that the child achieves; even from the earliest rolling over through to doing things such as cleaning teeth and even if they behave appropriately. 5. Tell your child you love them, even when you feel they don't deserve it (and make it clear they are being punished for their bad behaviour NOT because they are a bad person). 6. Don't nag; children hate it as much as adults do. 7. Discipline young children by removing them from the situation. Use the opportunity to teach them what is correct behaviour and what is not. Hitting young children only demonstrates that it is all right to them to be violent. 8. Explain to children that parents need time to discuss things too. Children often interrupt often because they think they won't remember when you finish your conversation, but also because they are yet to start considering others before themselves. As they grow older they will start to realise that they can remember things to tell you later and will interrupt less often.

97. FamilyFun: Raising Kids 21 Fun Nature Activities for Kids • Nip Allergies in the Bud • Fun Ways to TeachKids Manners Get the best parenting tips and tricks from moms like you. http://familyfun.go.com/raisingkids/

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100. Good Beginnings Alliance These tips are helpful for the healthy development of your keiki For example, teachyour keiki to know it's nap time by singing a song and closing the curtains http://www.goodbeginnings.org/gbaprntp.htm

Because Every Child Deserves A Good Beginning Steps for Good Beginnings Good Beginnings Alliance The first five years of a child's life are extremely important. A child's experiences during these early years help shape the way a child will learn, think and behave for the rest of his or her life. We all want to raise our keiki to be healthy, happy and able to reach their fullest potential. To do this, parents and caregivers must give their children plenty of love, care and attention, as well as meet their basic health and safety needs. Activities such as playing, singing and reading help to develop a child's intelligence, self-esteem and desire to learn. Keiki who receive a great deal of warm loving care during their first five years have a greater chance of developing into happy people who perform well in school and get along with others. Everyone who cares for young children - parents, family, friends, teachers, child care providers - can help them reach their full potential. These tips are helpful for the healthy development of your keiki. Be warm, loving and responsive.

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