Positive Parenting Pep Talks

In this episode of the Positive Parenting Pep Talks Podcast, you will continue to learn about the systematic approach to discipline and behavior that I use in Positive Parenting. By understanding why your child is acting up, and identifying their mistaken goal, you can then have specific ways to discipline. You will learn about how to use a tool I created called, "Dial-A-Discipline."

In this episode, you will learn exactly what to do to discipline your child when he or she is interrupting you or annoying you (in an inappropriate way). I will teach you the 4 steps to follow when you get into these situations that are so frustrating. I also share a story about my (failed) effort to correct this behavior, and why it didn't work in that situation.

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In this episode of the Positive Parenting Pep Talks Podcast, you will continue to learn about the systematic approach to discipline and behavior that I use in Positive Parenting. By understanding why your child is acting up, and identifying their mistaken goal, you can then have specific ways to discipline. You will learn about how to use a tool I created called, "Dial-A-Discipline."

In this episode, I cover general pointers to keep in mind about identifying the 4 mistaken goals:

⁠Buy a Dial-A Discipline⁠ for $14.99 plus S&H.

Please ⁠visit my website ⁠and learn more about Self-Directed and facilitated Positive Parenting classes.

Please follow me on ⁠Instagram⁠ or ⁠Facebook⁠ and leave your comments and suggestions about these ideas.

Thank you for your interest in Positive Parenting.

Join the ⁠Self-Directed and facilitated Positive Parenting classes⁠.

In this episode of the Positive Parenting Pep Talks Podcast, you will learn about the systematic approach to discipline and behavior that I use in Positive Parenting. By understanding why your child is acting up, and identifying their mistaken goal, you can then have specific ways to discipline. You will learn about how to use a tool I created called, "Dial-A-Discipline."

In this episode, I have my friend, Stephanie, demonstrate each of the four goals by being my mother when I won't pick up my toys. In this way, you can experience the situation that most resonates with what your child does in similar circumstances.

Buy a Dial-A Discipline for $14.99 plus S&H.

Please visit my website and learn more about Self-Directed and facilitated Positive Parenting classes.

Please follow me on Instagram or Facebook and leave your comments and suggestions about these ideas.

Thank you for your interest in Positive Parenting.

Join the Self-Directed and facilitated Positive Parenting classes.

In this episode of the Positive Parenting Pep Talks Podcast, Jodi Womack is joining me to help me illustrate the four mistaken goals. Using an example of a child that won't get off the computer, you will learn to identify why your child is misbehaving.

If you found these ideas helpful and would like more, please visit my website and learn more about Self-Directed and facilitated Positive Parenting classes.

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Thank you for your interest in Positive Parenting.

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In this episode of the Positive Parenting Pep Talks Podcast, a mom shares her concern about not spanking for an important discipline challenge. I found our conversation to be fascinating and enlightening as this mom processed her reasons for spanking and then looked at alternatives to get a better result.

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A couple discusses the way they can handle conflicts with the children.  Sometimes one parent can be a mediator and sometimes it’s better to simply support the other parent’s efforts.

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In this Positive Parenting Pep Talk a dad talks about his process for learning to parent differently.  Slow and consistent progress can be made with diligent effort and application.  Communication is so important for all our relationships.

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What do you do when a child is really hard on herself?  Whenever you need to give this child direction or discipline and she falls apart.  Help her feel better about herself so she can receive direction without falling apart.

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Get your kids to respect your "no”.

How do you get your kids to respect you when you say no?  If your child continues to pester you when you’ve set a limit, then you need to look more deeply at what the behavior is communicating.  Handling feelings can help kids learn to handle disappointments in their life.

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In this Positive Parenting Pep Talk, a mom asks about if her child can choose regarding a medical decision. The short answer is "no".

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