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Top 10 Books on Discipline

October 7, 2010 By Chelsea

If you have a child who doesn’t listen or misbehaves I have news for you: your kid is developing normally! But just how should you handle it so you can raise a person not only you can enjoy, but the rest of society, too? Breezy Mama turned to three of our favorite experts, Hanna Fenichel Parent Educator Patti Aretz, Susie Walton – Indigo Village founder and author of Key to Personal Freedom: How Myths Affect Our Family Lives – and Dr. Fran Walfish – author of The Self-Aware Parent — to get their picks and bring you the Top 10 Books on Discipline.

10. Easy To Love, Difficult To Discipline
By Becky Bailey, Ph.D. (Discipline)
Frustrated because your kid won’t get in her car seat? Grumpy ever since your son decided that cleaning his room was optional? Ever feel bad after screaming at your kids for these and [Read more…] about Top 10 Books on Discipline

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Tips for Boosting Your Child’s Self Esteem (and Keeping Your Sanity) with Susie Walton

April 2, 2009 By Chelsea

bio_suzHow can you raise an emotionally secure child? What should you do to avoid tantrums? Should you be friends with your kids? Famous in San Diego for her Redirecting Children’s Behavior (RCB) and the Redirecting for a Cooperative Classroom (RCC) sessions (and famous in Los Angeles for being Lakers’ Luke Walton’s mom), parent educator, first time published author and Breezy Mama of four, Susie Walton shared some invaluable advice.

What are your top tips for improving a child’s self esteem?

Susie: Two parts of self esteem: First, is a child who feels love unconditionally and a child who feels capable. Keep away from labeling your child good or bad. Thank them when they do something verses telling them how “big” or “good” they are — this will keep them from thinking that love is based on conditions. Also, let your child know they are capable of doing something versus telling them they are big enough to do something. Next, is to ask their advice on situations– that can be as simple as pulling out two pairs of shoes in the morning and asking which one would look better with their outfit. And finally, is asking them questions instead of constantly telling them what to do. This allows a child to feel like [Read more…] about Tips for Boosting Your Child’s Self Esteem (and Keeping Your Sanity) with Susie Walton

Filed Under: How to Parent Tips, The Breeze Tagged With: handling tantrums, Key to Personal Freedom: How Myths Affect Our Family Lives, Lakers, Luke Walton, parent education, redirecting children's behavior, self esteem, Susie Walton

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