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KleptomaniaNip kleptomania in the bud!Kids
Conflicting Parenting StylesIf you feel your child is not safe with a friend, you have every right to tell that friend's parents.Kids
Sons Are Breaking Family RulesWhen family rules are made, there should also be consequences set up for breaking them, which the whole family should agree on.Kids
Dad Wants Son to FightSome fathers think their sons should be men and fight to resolve problems.Kids
Curbing Manipulative BehaviorWhen your child is willing to go to extremes to get her way, it's time to seek professional help.Kids
The Wrong PunishmentThe teacher has a right to punish your child, within reason, but occasionally the punishment may be misguided or even harmful.Kids
Gifted Eight-Year-Old Is LyingLying is common behavior in children, but it can be a serious problem. Ask yourself: How frequently does this behavior occur?Kids
Logical ConsequencesEmploy "logical consequences" in order to encourage your child to receive instruction.Kids
Dealing with a Child Who LiesWhat's worse: the fact that your son lies, or what he's lying about?Kids
DishonestyDishonesty is one of the most difficult behavioral problems for parents, because it can be hard to detect in your child.Kids
Is Spanking Appropriate Punishment?Spanking is not a logical consequence for bad grades. There are other types of consequences that are much more appropriate.Kids
Parent Considering Boot Camp for SonIf a child doesn't want to stay in school, boot camp or a military school is unlikely to make a difference.Kids
Pushing Your ButtonsLearn about positive discipline to deal with a child who insists on pushing your buttons at home.Kids
Father's Foul LanguageParents need to be on the same page when it comes to the use of foul language in front of your children.Kids
Focus on the PositiveFocusing on the positive can help a hyperactive child become more aware and respectful of those around her.Kids
Treating AggressionWhat to do when your child starts showing signs of aggression and violent behavior at school.Kids
Mother Wants to Discipline Son with BeltThreatening to hit your six-year-old with a belt if he continues to bring home bad reports for school is not an appropriate discipline technique.Kids
When Parental Authority Is ChallengedChildren who are approaching puberty generally begin to challenge their parents' authority.Kids
Kids Who LieDiscover some suggestions for dealing with a child who lies.Kids
Reward vs. PunishmentThe carrot works better than the stick when it comes to getting kids to succeed academically.
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