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1. Parenting Tips From ParentSuccess.com ~ Tips Archive
   parenting tips and strategies from Dr. Roger McIntire, noted parenting expert and author. Values, How Dads teach. To subscribe to our FREE monthly parenting tips newsletter, click here!  
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2. Parenting Tips
   parenting tips. Here are a few of our favorite parenting tips. We would love to hear from you you in the middle. teach them to tell each other how they  
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3. Teenage Relationships, Teen Friendships, Parenting Tips Family Guide
   Search Email Update. Know Your Child s Friends and Their Parents. A New Era. ParentingIS Prevention, last referenced 10/18/2002. Additional Resources.  
   http://family.samhsa.gov/teach/acceptance/know.aspx
   
   Extractions: More Teach Kids To Choose Friends Wisely Articles As a child begins to declare his independence, his social circle may provide new views about what's right, acceptable, "cool," or "hip." Unspoken expectations as well as direct encouragement can sway an adolescent's behavior as well as his attitudes. The youth scene inevitably includes issues of drinking, smoking, and illegal drug use. When a young person has friends who engage in these activities, it becomes easier for her to believe that such conduct is normal. Besides, adolescents tend to think nothing bad can happen to them. As a result, a child may be inclined to go along with the crowd. She may try a substance that not only is dangerous, but also can get her in trouble. Remember, tobacco and alcohol use are against the law for adolescents. Young people often are so focused on their personal world of friends and activities that parental influence may seem to be squeezed out. But you can do a lot to help your adolescent take the right social cues. Getting to know a child's friends is a good place to start.

4. ParentCenter -- Parenting: How To Raise Great Kids(Age 2)
   Article offers tips on how to teach your children on values including empathy, generosity, honesty, reponsibility, and respect.  
   http://www.parentcenter.com/parenting/raising-kids

5. Peer Pressure, Teenage Relationships, Parenting Tips Family Guide
   teach young people how to refuse offers for cigarettes, alcohol and drugs. somethinglike, forget it! or no way! No matter what approach parents choose, it  
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   Extractions: More Teach Kids To Choose Friends Wisely Articles Parents often believe that their children do not value their opinions. In reality, studies suggest that parents have tremendous influence over their children, especially teenagers. No matter the age of their children, parents and caregivers should never feel helpless about countering the negative effects of peer pressure. Here’s what parents and caregivers can do: Teach young people how to refuse offers for cigarettes, alcohol and drugs. Making children comfortable with what they can say goes a long way. For instance, shy children and adolescents might be more comfortable saying, "no thanks," or "I have to go," while those who are more outgoing might saying something like, "forget it!" or "no way!" No matter what approach parents choose, it is important for them to role-play peer-pressure situations with their children. Talk to young people about how to avoid undesirable situations or people who break the rules. Children and adolescents who are not in situations where they feel pressure to do negative actions are far less likely to do them. Likewise, those who choose friends who do not smoke, drink, use drugs, steal, and lie to their parents are far less likely to do these things as well.

6. 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. Award-winning author Toni Albert's books teach kids to care for the earth.  
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7. Single Parenting Tips
   Single parenting tips to help you keep your sanity. of a toolbox. teach your son(s) how to. cook, sew, and iron. Title Single parentingtips  
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   Extractions: Single parenting tips Being a single parent has its rewards. But it also has its penalties. If you have relatives or extended family close by, they may be able help you. You may be able to get help from your ex-spouse. But if you don’t have anyone near to help you, sit tight. I may have a few tips that will help you keep your sanity. · Find a great babysitter. I know a great bodyOffer(3695) sitter is hard to find but they are out there and they are worth their weight in gold. · Set up a babysitting co-op. Take turns with your neighbors watching the children. · Make or find time for yourself. It is hard to find but essential to your health and well-being. If you don’t, you and your child(ren) will suffer. · Do your best. No one receives an instruction manual. · Know yourself and your triggers. · Exercise. Do it with or without your children. Nike knows it best. Just Do It. · Don’t live just for your child(ren.) They are going to grow up, move away, and have their own lives someday. You don’t want to resent being a parent or be unable to cope with life when your child(ren) moves away.

8. Parenting Tips From ParentSuccess.com ~ How Dads Teach Values
   Rudy s father probably did not intend to teach Rudy anything specific home page parenting tips - parenting strategies raising children 2-12 - teenagers - the  
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   Extractions: Click here for Archived Parenting Tips by Topic Parenting Tips From ParentSuccess.com ~ How Dads Teach Values Rudy spent two days camping with his father last month and then a day with him on bring-your-son-to-work day. The special days didn't include detailed plans, but Rudy remembers a lot about them. Those of us who went to work with our fathers have a special place for that memory. Rudy told his teacher about it: "Dad's a dispatcher. He says you have to be careful to get it right and to get along with the other people." Rudy remembers nearly all the details of his day at Dad's work, and his Dad's influence is strong. Rudy's father probably did not intend to teach Rudy anything specific, but during his time with Rudy he was sharing his values and his example. How are you handling this important aspect of character-building? Here's a checklist for Dads as well as Moms: 1. Are you more often the encourager or the critic? It is tempting to react to the mistakes of others and forget to recognize the other person's successes The father who chooses the role of encourager improves the family atmosphere and has a closer relationship with his kids. The critic builds distance and an unhappy family. 2. Are you available to listen or more often in a hurry and distracted?

9. Parenting Press's Parenting Tips & Tools Archive
   Each Saturday, parenting Press posts a new parenting tip and the The tips plannedfor this month are May 15, teach Your Child How to Say “No” Respectfully.  
   http://www.parentingpress.com/tip_past.html
   
   Extractions: Request a copy or browse it on-line Tips for the Month June 5 When Your Child Is Fascinated with Sharp Knives June 12 Quick Fixes for Common Everyday Problems June 19 Helping Children Notice That Others Have Feelings Too June 26 Should You Take Your Child to a Funeral? Tip and Tool Topics: Activities

10. Parenting Tips - Child-reading-tips.com
    Your online info source for parenting tips parenting tips. parenting tips Bookmark This Page For Future Reference decide for yourself which of today's popular reading programs should you use to teach your child how to read  
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11. Parenting Tip Of The Week
    Tip—teach your child simple interpersonal skills like taking this tendency, thismonth’s tips will focus Tools—Parent educator Kathryn Kvols, author of  
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    Extractions: Our other parenting books E-mail this page to a friend Preventing Sibling Problems by Shari Steelsmith Teach your child simple interpersonal skills like taking turns, or being appropriately assertive, to prevent sibling battles. Parent educator Kathryn Kvols, author of , points out that it only makes sense to start addressing sibling issues by looking at how best we can prevent them to begin with. She offers several non-violent ways for children to prevent conflicts and arguments. These are all fairly simple skills you can teach your children, or techniques you can model yourself. This material has been adapted from by Kathryn J. Kvols.

12. Parenting Programs To Teach Children Values
    Values parenting offers parenting programs, parenting advice, parenting tips, and skills, for parents to raise children and teach, values. Free parenting email bulletin from the Eyres, To receive the Eyre's parenting information by mail, please involving monthly PROGRAMS to teach their children VALUES, RESPONSIBILITY  
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    Extractions: There are plenty of GOOD PARENTING SITES on the net (in fact, we link to some of them). What sets THIS SITE apart is that it's for parents who want to GO THE EXTRA MILE … parents who recognize that raising children today is DRAMATICALLY DIFFERENT than the parenting of the past…and DANGEROUSLY MORE DIFFICULT This site is not for parents who want a quick fix…or an oversimplified, easy answer…or a defensive, reactionary approach. Valuesparenting.com is for parents who are ready for a PROACTIVE FAMILY PROGRAM…parents who want to go on the OFFENSE rather than staying on the defense parents who focus on the family…parents who are willing to set GOALS and create PLANS and MISSION STATEMENTS and to practice PARENTING BY OBJECTIVE -making the raising of their children their SINGLE HIGHEST PRIORITY If that sounds like more than you're interested in, you may want to find another site.

13. Bullies - Parenting Tips For Dealing With A Bully
    It may also help to schedule a meeting between the parents of the children involvedand school officials. You can teach your child to walk away (but while  
    http://www.keepkidshealthy.com/parenting_tips/bullies.html
    
    Extractions: Recommend Us tell a friend about us or email this page to a friend Main Parenting Tips Almost 10% of school age children are the victims of a bully. Bullying is most common by the second grade and then supposedly declines by the high school years. Bullying can be either physical or verbal, and can range from mild teasing to pushing and hitting Being the victim of a bully can lead to your child avoiding school , and developing fear and anxiety about going to school. Victims of bullies are usually stereotyped as being loners, passive, quiet, sensitive, anxious, with low self esteem and they are often smaller and/or weaker than other children of the same age and may come from an overprotective home. More importantly, they usually react to bullying by crying, acting out or withdrawing. Some victims may actually bring on the bullying attack by teasing or provoking a bully. Being the victim of a bully can lead to your child avoiding school, and developing fear and anxiety about going to school. It can also cause your child to feel insecure and have feelings of low self worth and poor self-esteem and can ultimately lead to depression and/or violence, either against himself or against the bully.

14. When Little Kids Curse - Parenting Tips For Bad Language
    Main parenting tips When Little Kids Curse. How could I teach a toddlerwho was just learning to talk that some words are better left unsaid?  
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    Extractions: http://www.clubmom.com Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me. Unless they come from the mouths of babesÑmy babes, that is. I'll never forget when my son, Patrick, then a darling two-year-old with angelic curls and adorable blue eyes, began saying, "Damn it, Mommy!" with both feeling and enunciation. How could I teach a toddler who was just learning to talk that some words are better left unsaid? Preschoolers have an uncanny ability to pick up wordsÑall wordsÑthat they hear. In my case, I must admit, Patrick probably heard it from his parents. And what kids pick up on TV, on the playground, in the store, or at child care is bound to stick. Eventually, your angel is going to utter something downright demonic, no matter how much you try to shield him. Your little one's first cussing episode may seem funny at first, but don't laugh. "Swearing can get them into big trouble when they go to school. It's better to teach them now so they don't have to suffer the consequences later," advises Kathy Burklow, a psychologist at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.

15. Parenting
    Lifespan Home Page. parenting. Topics parenting tips. Guiding Our Daughters are some simple steps parents can take and how and what to teach kids in order to avoid dangerous situations  
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16. Parenting Tips
    parenting tips. 1. Pray. Pray for your teenager. Accept them for who they are. Thiswill give them security in themselves and in you as their parent. 4. teach.  
    http://www.gracebiblechurch.com/students/parenting_tips.htm
    
    Extractions: Parenting Tips Pray . Pray for your teenager. Make this a high priority in your own time with the Lord. Pray for GBSM. Pray for the Lord to do incredible things in the life of your student. Pray for God’s protection of them. Love . Love your student well. Rules without relationships lead to rebellion. If you have a love relationship with your teenager, his/her heart will be more open for you to fill it with God’s Word. Some good advice on how to actually build a love relationship with your student can be found in Josh McDowell’s book, How to be a hero to your kids . Here is a sample of how to do that: a. Acceptance – Show your student that your love for them is not based on performance. Love them unconditionally. Accept them for who they are. This will give them security in themselves and in you as their parent. b. Appreciation – Be outwardly expressive in showing them that their accomplishments are meaningful. When you see them doing something good, complement them on it. This will promote a sense of significance in your teenager. c.

17. Welcome To Love And Logic
    Annual Conferences Creating Respectful, Responsible Kids Practical tips for Educators Ourproducts teach the unique Love and Logic approach Painless parenting.  
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    Extractions: "I read your Love and Logic book Parenting with Love and Logic and it's great." Well, did you know that the Love and Logic Institute has over 100 quality products for parents and educators? For a complete listing of products, visit our online Love and Logic Store or email us to order a Love and Logic catalog. or Click here to receive a free conference information book. Good classroom management is essential for teachers. Without Love and Logic I may not have stayed at school or in the teaching field at all. Thank you! Love and Logic has taken so much stress out of my life. I can enjoy my kids so much more because I don't have to be a mother hen - just a loving mom raising responsible kids Thanks!. We can help you too!

18. Raising Boys: Parenting Tips At Hablemos En Confianza
    Set a Good Example. One of our basic purposes as parents is to teach childrenhow to get along with others, both within and outside of the family.  
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    Extractions: Archives Top 10 Pages Parenting ... Partnerships Substance Abuse: Choose a Topic... Addiction Alcohol Club Drugs Cocaine Ecstacy Hallucinogens Heroin Inhalants Marijuana Methamphetamines OxyContin Prevention Recovery Substance Abuse Tobacco Treatment Signup for Listserve Printable version Email this Article The first question you probably asked yourself when you found out that you were going to be a parent was, "Will it be a boy or a girl?" This emotional and innocent question is loaded with many different ideas about what is expected of raising a son or daughter. That's why we aren't surprised when someone tells us that boys and girls were brought up very differently in his or her family. Brothers and sisters sometimes live under the same roof but in separate worlds, one for men and the other for women. Even in the 21st century, we may raise our sons and daughters differently, based on what was considered feminine and masculine years ago. This kind of upbringing has been harmful to both men and women. The sad part is that even in our Hispanic/Latino communities, we pass on such incorrect messages as: Women are passive and timid.

19. Parents Can Teach Children How To Make Friends - Parenting Tips - Boys Town Pedi
    Parents Can teach Children How to Make Friends. Elevenyear-old Sarahand her family just moved to a new town where her father, a  
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    Extractions: Parents Can Teach Children How to Make Friends Eleven-year-old Sarah and her family just moved to a new town where her father, a military serviceman, was recently transferred. Today is Sarah's first day at her new school, the third she has attended since kindergarten. Although she has always had one or two good friends, Sarah is shy and has difficulties developing friendships. Going to a new school makes her nervous and a bit upset to her stomach. That morning Sarah's mother tries to ease her anxieties by reminding her that she is smart, nice and funny and will make friends quickly. As Sarah approaches her classroom, Sarah remembers her mother's words, takes a deep breath and opens the door. Everyone needs friends. They are the principal source of happiness and hope in our lives. To some people, making friends is easy, and to others like Sarah, it is very difficult. All children have the capacity to make friends, however, making friends is a skill. By setting good examples in your life, you can help your children learn how to make friends. Try:

20. Parenting Tips - Boys Town Pediatrics
    Making Friends. Parents Can teach Children How to Make Friends. Peer Pressure.Parents can teach Their Children How to Stand up to Peer Pressure.  
    http://www.boystownpediatrics.org/ParentTips/index.asp
    
    Extractions: Tune Out TV This Summer Now that school is out for the summer, are you afraid the only thing that will get a workout in your house is the TV? With so many hours to fill each day, it's natural that some kids will want to plop down on the floor or couch for a daily dose of cartoons, movies and game shows. While some TV viewing can be entirely appropriate, too much can quickly turn some kids into "tube junkies." (more) Past Articles Dealing With Friends Dealing with your child's friends. Bullies When parents should step in to help children stop bullies Staying Calm Staying calm is the biggest challenge for parents when children misbehave. Whining Who wins when parents give in to a whining child. Making Friends Parents Can Teach Children How to Make Friends Peer Pressure Parents can Teach Their Children How to Stand up to Peer Pressure Spending Time Together Spending Time Together is Important Part of Parenting Setting Expectations Setting Expectations Benefits Children Night Terrors Night Terrors Occur in 2 Percent of Children Listening to Children Listen to What Your Children Have to Say

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