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Tag Archives: Authoritative Parenting
The Best Day of Your Life
The Best Day of Your Life This morning the thought came to me that today was the best day of my life. It really surprised me. Today? Really? There was nothing special about today. I started questioning how this average … Continue reading
Motherhood is a Crucible
Motherhood is a Crucible I am so grateful that we finally had a break in the weather. It was 100-110 degrees recently. And today it was 90 degrees. Woohoo! Enduring 100+ degree heat made sitting in 90 degrees seem so … Continue reading
Authoritative Parenting During a Public Meltdown
Authoritative Parenting During a Public Meltdown The end of the school year provides plenty of social events for parents to practice authoritative parenting. Last week my daughter’s preschool had a year-end family picnic. We were all looking forward to it, … Continue reading
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How To Maintain Consistent Discipline For Toddlers
How To Maintain Consistent Discipline For Toddlers As much as I would like to remain consistent, there are times when I want to throw discipline for toddlers out the window. My daughter is three years old, and I am completely … Continue reading
Authoritative Parenting – Success With Authoritative Parenting
Authoritative Parenting is one of three parenting styles identified by developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind from her 1960s research on preschool-age children and their families. This parenting style has clear behavioral expectations and boundaries, considers a child’s emotional needs, and communicates … Continue reading