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Parenting & Behavior Management Strategies (Toddler)Parenting is a family’s approach to raising a child. Teaching your toddler appropriate behaviors and responses is a big part of it. When deciding how to discipline your baby, it’s important to research different strategies and choose the approach that works for your child and family. Don’t be afraid to mix and match strategies as long as they work at helping your toddler learn in a positive way, and you are consistent with what you do.
Parenting & Behavior Management Strategies (Baby)Parenting is a family’s approach to raising a child. Teaching your baby appropriate behaviors and responses is a big part of it. When deciding how to discipline your baby, it is important to research different strategies and choose the approach that works for your child and family. Don’t be afraid to mix the approach and match strategies as long as they work at helping your baby learn in a positive way, and you are consistent with what you do. Remember to model expectations.
Parenting & Behavior Management Strategies (Preschooler)Kids ages three to five years old may have developed strong language skills and experienced many things, but they are still learning about how to manage their behavior and emotions. By being exposed to more environments (like daycare or preschool) and people (like teachers and new friends), your child is learning how to act and respond in different situations.
Positive Parenting Techniques for Strong-Willed ChildrenA strong-willed child often has a determined, persistent, independent, and self-motivated personality. These traits can benefit them as they get older, but it can make parenting difficult. While it's important to set boundaries and provide guidance, traditional, strict approaches may not always work with strong-willed children. Positive parenting techniques offer a nurturing and collaborative approach that focuses on working together to solve problems.
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