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Perhaps the greatest challenge in being a parent is learning how to manage behavior problems in younger and older children. This work is a guide to understanding and managing child behavior. It offers advice on issues such as: providing positive attention for children; using rewards; communicating effectively; and, empowering teenagers.

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"…indispensable guide…" (Irish Times, 14 January 2003)

“...a good guide for this tricky stage" (The Sun, 29th September 2004)



Table of Contents

About the author ix

Introduction 1

Parenting – a roller coaster ride 3

Pausing to think about your parenting 15

Part 1 Being a Parent of A Young Child 25

Step 1 Providing positive attention to children 27

Step 2 Play and special time with children 37

Step 3 Encouragement and praise 47

Step 4 Using rewards 57

Step 5 Setting rules and helping children keep them 65

Step 6 Ignoring misbehaviour 77

Step 7 Time Out and other sanctions 87

Step 8 Talking things through/ Family meetings 97

Part 2 Being a Parent of A Teenager 113

Step 9 Pausing to understand teenagers 115

Step 10 Connecting with your teenager 125

Step 11 Getting to know your teenager 133

Step 12 Empowering teenagers 141

Step 13 Communicating effectively – listening and speaking up 151

Step 14 Managing conflict 159

Step 15 Negotiating rules and boundaries 167

Step 16 Solving problems/Talking things through 175

Renewal and Resources 187

Parents caring for themselves 189

Seeking further help and support 195

Index 207

Parent Power Bringing Up Responsible Children

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: 27/09/2002
      ISBN13: 9780470850237, 978-0470850237
      ISBN10: 047085023X

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Perhaps the greatest challenge in being a parent is learning how to manage behavior problems in younger and older children. This work is a guide to understanding and managing child behavior. It offers advice on issues such as: providing positive attention for children; using rewards; communicating effectively; and, empowering teenagers.

      Trade Review
      "…indispensable guide…" (Irish Times, 14 January 2003)

      “...a good guide for this tricky stage" (The Sun, 29th September 2004)



      Table of Contents

      About the author ix

      Introduction 1

      Parenting – a roller coaster ride 3

      Pausing to think about your parenting 15

      Part 1 Being a Parent of A Young Child 25

      Step 1 Providing positive attention to children 27

      Step 2 Play and special time with children 37

      Step 3 Encouragement and praise 47

      Step 4 Using rewards 57

      Step 5 Setting rules and helping children keep them 65

      Step 6 Ignoring misbehaviour 77

      Step 7 Time Out and other sanctions 87

      Step 8 Talking things through/ Family meetings 97

      Part 2 Being a Parent of A Teenager 113

      Step 9 Pausing to understand teenagers 115

      Step 10 Connecting with your teenager 125

      Step 11 Getting to know your teenager 133

      Step 12 Empowering teenagers 141

      Step 13 Communicating effectively – listening and speaking up 151

      Step 14 Managing conflict 159

      Step 15 Negotiating rules and boundaries 167

      Step 16 Solving problems/Talking things through 175

      Renewal and Resources 187

      Parents caring for themselves 189

      Seeking further help and support 195

      Index 207

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