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Break Free Parenting Part 1
Empowering NRG- Discipline versus Punishment, How are They Different and Why is This Important?
- Personal Power, Making it Part of Your Every Day World
- Parenting Confidence – An Oxymoron or A Wonderful Possibility?
- Building Confidence, A Starting Point For Standing In Your Power
- Peak at Parenting – Modeling a Genuine apology
- Raising Leaders
- A Resilient Reminder
- January Jones & I talk Break Free Parenting – Successimo Blogtalkradio
- Parent Power: What it is and why it’s important we know about it
- Positive Procrastination – Tips for Helpful Side-tracking
Category Archives: Communication
Discipline versus Punishment, How are They Different and Why is This Important?
Did you know that how you interact with your child on a daily basis can have a greater impact on his success in life than any extra-curricular activities you put him in? Did you know that one, healthy, positive and … Continue reading
Peak at Parenting – Modeling a Genuine apology
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Posted in Communication, Parenting
Tagged debbie pokornik, genuine apology, Parenting, peak at parenting
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Raising Leaders
Here’s a guest blog I did for JBFsaleblog.com Anyone can boss people around…but not everyone will be a great boss. If we focus on the qualities that separate an ordinary boss from a really great boss and then apply them … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Parenting, Personal development, self-awareness
Tagged great bosses, Parenting, Raising great leaders
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January Jones & I talk Break Free Parenting – Successimo Blogtalkradio
Listen to internet radio with Ms January Jones on Blog Talk Radio
Parent Power: What it is and why it’s important we know about it
Parent Power is the authority given to us as parents to enforce rules and boundaries with our children in order to teach them right from wrong. It gives us permission to get things done using the power of our position … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Parenting, Relationships, self-awareness, Teenagers
Tagged mutual respect, parent power, Parenting, self-awareness
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Name Calling: How parents and teachers can use it to their benefit
People love to poke fun at one another and will often resort to name calling to express how they are feeling. This activity is not always a bad thing and can actually be quite fun. It is a form of … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Parenting
Tagged Communication, name-calling, Parenting, sibling rivalry
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Guest Blog, Over Parenting Verses Guidance
Guest Blog by: Debra Beck I have been reading a lot of different articles about over-parenting or “helicopter parenting” and thought it might be a topic that warrants a discussion. I believe that if parents are always there to pick … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, guest blog, Parenting, Relationships, Teenagers
Tagged guidance, Parenting, parenting guidelines, teens
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Unconditional Love
Unconditional love is about accepting a person simply because they exist and for no other reason. This kind of love is not influenced by the other person’s behaviour, attitude or ability to do as you ask. When you love someone unconditionally … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Parenting, self-awareness, Uncategorized
Tagged conditional love, self-awareness, unconditional love
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Peak at Parenting; Separating rude behaviour from uncomfortable feelings
When kids start new things like a new grade at school, new hockey team, new music lessons… it creates stress in their lives. For some kids this stress wears off quickly as they adapt to the changes and experience the … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Parenting, self-awareness
Tagged angry kids, great parenting, rude behaviour, self-awareness
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Creating Rules and Boundaries You and Your Teenager Can Live With
Although the teenage years are about practicing, learning and integrating what they’ve accumulated up until now, they still require our involvement. If we continue with the practicum analogy, a good supervisor has clear expectations, rules and boundaries that are consistently … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Parenting, Relationships, Teenagers
Tagged Parenting, parenting teens, rules for teens, Teenagers
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