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Teaching Children Self-Control (Common Sense Parenting)

 
9781889322858: Teaching Children Self-Control (Common Sense Parenting)

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What's a parent to do when a child blows up, throws a temper tantrum, or freezes you out with the uncooperative, silent treatment? Teaching children how to stay in control when they are frustrated or angry is a difficult parenting challenge. This video gives you the tools to handle emotionally intense situations with your child. Learning how to stay calm yourself is the first step you must take when facing an upset child. Then the video demonstrates how you can calm the child down and, once he or she is in control again, do follow-up teaching. Here, the child practices how to behave better when feeling angry or upset. Teaching self-control gives both of you the time and space to calm down and to work toward fewer angry outbursts in the future.

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Keep your cool while stopping your child's temper tantrums, meltdowns, stonewalling and other acts of defiance! Using strategies from the Common Sense Parenting program parents first learn how to stay calm themselves. Further dramatizations demonstrate how to calm the child down and, once he or she is in control again, do follow-up teaching. Here, the child practices how to behave better if feeling angry or upset. Teaching self-control gives both parent and young person the time and space to calm down and to work toward fewer angry outbursts in the future.

This DVD can supplement the Common Sense Parenting course with additional examples of handling emotionally intense situations, or stand alone as a guide for parents of kids ages 6-16 to help with self-control.

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Teaching children how to stay in control when they are frustrated or angry is a difficult parenting challenge. This video gives you the tools to handle emotionally intense situations with your child.

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