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	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 How to be an even better parent...... Be a better parent: make sure you have something you LOVE to do in your life - ideally something that you can do on a daily basis - and make sure you are actually doing it! Your joy relaxes, energizes and enlivens you, helping you to deal far bette .... Posted 4/11/2018 3:53 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Not all children are eager to please. In fact, some seem bent on destroying everything and everyone in your home..... Some days you need to give yourself a big pat on the back for letting a particular child of yours come back into the house after school. You know this one is going to create havoc all evening long. You know that the other kids will be brought to te .... Posted 4/11/2018 3:52 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Often, there are things we want our spouse or child to change. Here's what we need to know.... You can inspire, but you cannot control. You can encourage, but you cannot control. You can expose, teach, model and pray, but you cannot control. But that's okay, because your job was never to control; it was to inspire, encourage, expose, teach, .... Posted 3/23/2018 12:03 AM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Nothing hurts more than seeing your child in pain. Here's how you can help..... Supporting your child through a difficult experience (like being humiliated, failing an important exam, losing a friend, living through your divorce, etc.) does not mean helping her to see "the silver lining" or to know that things will get better. .... Posted 3/23/2018 12:00 AM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Too tired to parent well right now? Don't even try..... Tired people have trouble holding it together: both you and your kids are more likely to "lose it" when sleep deprived. Don't try to do any serious parenting when you're in that state or when your child is in that state. Wait until tomorrow and if .... Posted 3/22/2018 11:46 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Empathizing with one's child is sometimes easier than empathizing with one's spouse... When your child is frustrated or anxious you want to help him feel better. However, you may find yourself impatient with your frustrated or anxious spouse! We expect grownups to be "mature" and always know what to do. But your spouse (and you and e .... Posted 3/16/2018 9:01 AM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) It's hard enough having an out-of-control child; should you also blame yourself for the child's behavior? Can you blame your child's extreme behavioral issues on your own (or your spouse's) parenting style? No! Regular, imperfect parenting works just fine on regular, imperfect children, enabling them to function adequately at home, school and elsewhere .... Posted 3/16/2018 8:52 AM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) You tried but you couldn't do it and now your family feels let down...even though you never promised it would happen..... "I'll try," "Maybe," "We'll see." These are all phrases to avoid when you want to avoid conflict later. It is better to say "I can't answer that yet," or "I'll let you know when I know." Copyright © 2018 Sarah Chana Radcliffe .... Posted 3/13/2018 3:11 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) When your child seems to be doing one wrong thing after another, remember this... When you increase reprimands and punishments, you increase misbehavior. It's up to YOU to break the cycle, not your child. Copyright © 2018 Sarah Chana Radcliffe .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:47 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Working against a deadline, feeling rushed and pressured, can make you irritable. Before you and your loved ones suffer, try this... When you're feeling pressured and overwhelmed, it can be helpful to support yourself with frequent little bursts of "self-talk." Say things like, "You're doing fine." "Just one thing at a time and it will get done." "Take a deep breath for a bit of .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:38 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) There are some words you should just remove from your vocabulary..... Tip: Remove the word "Don't" from your vocabulary. Completely. Now replace it with instructions as to what to DO. i.e. Instead of "Don't touch the stove," use "Please move away from the stove" or "Please stay away from the stove." Instead of "Don't .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:37 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Neither your child nor your spouse enjoys criticism or correction, so how can you get your point across? Criticism and correction are hard to take. You may be "right" but you also need to know how to get your message heard. Telling someone straight out "That's the wrong way to do it" tends to get their back up and their ears down. In order to get thro .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:34 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Should you reward a child for getting an A+ on his schoolwork? When a child is experiencing success - on the potty, at school or wherever - resist the urge to give concrete prizes. Prizes are only helpful (in very small doses and quickly withdrawn) when the child doesn't yet EXPERIENCE the feeling of success. .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:33 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) When you happen to agree with the complaint that your child is making about your spouse's behavior...... When a child makes a complaint to your spouse, don't be the one to "second it" (as in, "Ya, I agree with Junior - you are on your phone way too much."). Doing this sort of thing is called "triangulation." For one second, you and your child will be .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:30 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) There's so much to do and so little time. Here's how to handle it all stress-free.... You cannot do it all and neither can anyone else. If it seems to you that someone else is doing it all, then you are lacking some important information. What you CAN do is some of it and even then, you may not do it particularly well. But none of t .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:29 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) When your child ignores you, acting as if you aren't even speaking, don't keep repeating yourself..... When your child ignores your comments or requests, don't keep asking. This only teaches him or her to continue ignoring you and it can lead to you becoming - and acting - frustrated. Instead, either drop the request altogether or change your strate .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:27 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Stress builds when we've got too much to do, too little time, not enough help..... When feeling rushed, pressured and overwhelmed, it sometimes helps to speak very slowly and softly. It can trick the nervous system into sending you more calming chemistry. As the chemistry kicks in, you'll start to feel better despite your heavy a .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:26 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Saying "I'm sorry," is a good beginning, but it's really only half of what needs to be said.... When teaching your kids how to apologize, let them know that saying "I'm sorry" is a very good start. Then, both show and tell them how to make a complete apology that includes both regret and an acknowledgment of the pain one caused. "I'm sorry fo .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:25 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Your mouth wants to go before your brain kicks in....what should you do? It's almost never an emergency; better to say the right thing later, than to say the wrong thing now. Take your time to strategize. Friends & Family can sign up at www.dailyparentingposts.com Copyright © 2018 Sarah .... Posted 3/11/2018 7:24 PM | Tell a Friend | Parenting | Comments (0) Practical Pesach Pointers – 5778/2018 Part 1 – Preparing for PesachReprinted from Halacha Hotline of Five Towns and Far Rockaway Community.  info@halachahotline.org  Although we clean our homes thoroughly before Pesach, we are still required to perform a pr .... Posted 3/9/2018 10:12 AM | Tell a Friend | Articles of Interest | Comments (0)

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