Posts Tagged ‘ discipline ’

Spare the Sponge, Spoil the Child

Jul 9th, 2009 | By Douglas Cootey

Here’s a visual aid that might help you teach a 5-7yo why they shouldn’t fill up on sweets before dinner. All you need is a sponge…

How to combat the “Damien” influence

Jun 14th, 2009 | By Gradon Tripp

My son lives with his mother, and every weekend I take the two-hour-roundtrip train ride to pick him up and drop him off. I don’t own a car since I live around public transit, so the commuter rail it is.
The ride is a good time to catch up with E when I first pick him [...]

Mom and Dad on strike

Oct 9th, 2008 | By Joe Hage
Mom and Dad on strike

This is a blogpost by Dad-o-Matic author Joe Hage about a way to discipline your child while keeping his self esteem in tact.

Find out more about Joe at http://joehageonline.com.

“You must change your attitude by the count of three”

Oct 1st, 2008 | By Dustin Luther
“You must change your attitude by the count of three”

Reading Joe’s post about making family first got me thinking about some of the life lesson’s that I’ve been trying to imprint on my kids…    And one of the secrets in our family is having kids who have control over their attitude.
My guess is that most parents can relate to having a two-year old [...]

The “Bad” Words

Sep 19th, 2008 | By adjustafresh

The “C-word” – it’s one of the worst words in the English language.  Whenever I hear one of my two children utter this word, they know that there will be consequences.  Under no circumstances are my children allowed to say, “can’t.” Here’s how I’ve helped eliminate “can’t” (and a few other words) from the conversation.
In [...]