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Why am I providing all this information on parenting skill??
Because, quite frankly, I just want to help. I know how hard it is to make ends meet, stretching your time for your children, for work, for responsibilities,
and… for yourself.
Oh Boy, have I been there!
This year, I had a friend in my living room totally stressed about the behavior of her stubborn child. She and I came up with a solution to her problem within minutes. It worked so well that I just wanted to get the word out to you.
I wanted to share what worked for me and my friend. Actually, I believe in helping others avoid the difficulties that I experienced. I’ve found that all too many people keep their secrets.
So if you’re just worn out with children, typical parents stress, and the changes in today’s world, if you’re worried about the economy and how it will affect your family discipline, and you would love to spend quality peaceful moments with your kids and save time and worry…
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I sure wish I had put this Positive Parenting Program together a year ago. I’m sure that you would have saved a lot of time, stress, maybe even sleepless nights over discipline ideas for your children’s behaviors.
But before I reveal this amazing solution, I want to share my personal story that started some years back…
Overnight, I Became a Single Mom with 2 Kids
Too bad there wasn’t a “parenting class for divorce” back then. I had been a stay-at-home mom for 6 years, and instantly I was on my own and forced with the daunting task of raising my 2 children alone. It took 3 months for the seriousness of this situation to hit me. “I’m the bread winner now. How am I supposed to provide for these kids?”
“How am I going to be a good parent?”
In order to earn an income, I went to work. My mother took in my son, the youngest, because he was not old enough for kindergarten. My daughter was in first grade. I found myself without any real work experience and no successful parenting experience either.
Times change, families change.
I had worked before marriage as a teller in a bank, that income would not be enough. I went to work in several offices as a clerk. Ultimately, my kids became ‘latch-key’ kids, when they were older, with my Mom two doors down. (With today’s experience and knowledge I would have tried harder to find other alternatives. One time friends of my ‘kids’ almost burnt the house down!)
My primary goal as a stay at home wife and mother changed drastically, massively.
Most Families Are Changing.
Families are responding to changes in the economy and current culture.
The Old Style of the American Family with…
- Mom at home,
- Dad making the money outside the home, and
- Two or three children
IS AN AMERICAN MYTH! And,
MYTHS DIE HARD.
The perfect situation rarely, if ever, exists today.
Now a real ‘honest-to-goodness’ American Family may consist of…
- Two breadwinners, a Mom and Pop who both work,
- A single parent who stays at home,
- A single parent who goes out to work,
- Step-moms and step-dads,
- Children from two or three different families trying to blend into one unit, or more likely, resisting blending,or even,
- Foster kids, adopted kids, and kids shared by two sets of parents, and families.
This family diversity requires cooperation between family members and the community. A good definition for today’s family might be two or more people living together over time, cooperating to help each other live and grow in today’s society.
“How can I cope ‘and’ be a good parent?”
Good question!
Maybe it’s going to take some Common sense Parenting! Even back then, I knew that there must be a better way. I found an option that ultimately helped; I went back to school. That is where I put together my first knowledge and learning about parenting.
Bachelors, and Masters Degree… then Licensure
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And, now I have 18 years of successful fulfilling experience with children, teens and adults.
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I am home again now and have discovered the Internet.
The Internet, what a fabulous way to share!
But you know what the best part is? I now have more time to spend with grandchildren, family, and friends.
Marc, Ann, Suzanne, Cousin Morgan, and Aunt Nancy
My improved parenting skill during this process was a great relief. You will find that seeing your children grow and develop into strong happy healthy adults can be a joyful process. I even had more time for fun with family activities and projects, including popcorn and Walt Disney.
Having contented and well adjusted children… at the end of the day… is really what it’s all about!
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How quickly? Sometimes immediately!
Let me be that parenting coach that gives you step-by-step discipline ideas and goals so that you can start to put a parenting plan into action for successful parenting. Consider this your online parenting class. I want to make sure no one has to go through the same misery of ‘trial and error’ that I did trying to find my way through the maze of parenting skill, and make it easier/smoother on your children, too.
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this is the first time that i browse the internet to find some tips on how to deal with the extreme tantrums of a child. i have a 3 year old son and i find it so hard to deal with him. i tried ignoring him when he’s having a tantrum, he’s shouting,crying out loud and he even spank me on my face. every day i’m going through with this stressful experience.please help me out on this, i need your advice. thank you very much and God bless..
Tantrums can be very hard to deal with; you are not alone. There is hope for you and your son. First, start with you. Find some way to take a few minutes of personal time each day, breathe, relax, don’t think about your son. Can someone look after him for a little time each day? You will need your patience, and you will need clear thinking. When does your son have these tantrums? If you can identify what sets off the tantrums, you will be better equipped to find a solution. For the next few years of your son’s life, he is learning how to deal with frustration.
Your toddler’s reality is getting a need satisfied, now. Have you noticed that if you give in to the tantrum and do what the toddler wants, that the tantrum stops instantly? The toddler’s tantrum is an out of control and unmanageable response to a ‘want.’ A toddler wants what he/she wants immediately.
If you can consider his tantrums as a way of communicating with you, you will be able to ask yourself, “What does my son really need?” I’m sure that you know that every time he screams for a cookie, he does not really ‘need’ a cookie.
When parents hear screams of a toddler, it grates on our nervous system. It is instinctual to react to the cries of our children. Then when a parent realizes that that child is not hurt, but having a tantrum frustration joins the worry.
Your son is growing and learning; you are growing and learning, and teaching. As your son grows, you are setting limits, and your son doesn’t like that. He does not ‘need’ everything he ‘wants.’ Shift the position of your perspective of the problem and relax.
I have been receiving several questions about tantrums, perhaps I should write an article to give more detailed information about tantrums. Thank you for your comment.