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Category Archives: Cynthia’s Book Excerpts

Why Kids Say “I Don’t Know”

Cynthia's Book ExcerptsBy cynthiaSeptember 8, 2014Leave a comment

When you try to “help” kids solve their problems and you get an “I don’t know” in response, then you are heading down the wrong path. You have tried to get to the answer way too quickly. Even though the quick-solution directive road seems fastest, it is not because it is filled with strong resistance from your…

Step 1: Re-frame the Problem Part 1

Cynthia's Book ExcerptsBy cynthiaAugust 22, 2014Leave a comment

Parents get stuck being able to see new solutions because they continue to view the problem in the same light.  Often they state the question in this format: “How do I get my child to: not talk back, do their chores, do their homework not have a tantrum not be disrespectful not hit their sibling…

Parents: Learn How to Stop Time Outs

Cynthia's Book ExcerptsBy cynthiaAugust 12, 2014Leave a comment

A mom attended a parenting class of mine and left deciding that she didn’t want to use Time Outs as a punishment. Some experts teach that you put kids on Time Out according to their age as a means for them to realize you mean business. I never used this and I never teach parents…

Homework Issue – Shifting from Poor to Good Work

Cynthia's Book Excerpts, Parenting - Educating ChildrenBy cynthiaMay 29, 2014Leave a comment

See if this situation sounds familiar… An 8 year old son does sloppy work with homework. He rushed through it as quickly as possible so he could get done, then head outside to play. The mom (or father) then checks his work; seeing that it was rushed through, she then forces him to redo it.…

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Terms of Use: The articles in my blog are a matter of my opinion and perspective, offered to help stimulate parents' thinking about their child raising and common concerns, conflicts, and changes that typically occur. They are meant to be educational only. Because they are general in nature, they should NOT be used as a substitute for getting qualified professional psychological, medical, or legal help should serious need arise. The resources I recommend are mostly consistent with my parenting approach. Use them at your own discretion as you would my articles. The parents’ success stories are particular to their family situation. This does not mean that you would get the same results. They are to be used for inspiration that by you changing first, you have the greatest chance of creating a positive change in your family.

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