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The parenting tips presented here pertain to how deeply your child is impressed by your way of living. How you live operates as a life-long guide for your child’s life-path.
Long-Term Parenting
By Bob LancerSeptember 25th, 2011
How To Raise A Real Winner
By Bob LancerSeptember 14th, 2011
In parenting your child, praising too much disconnects the child from the positive character trait of wanting to do a good job for the pure satisfaction of doing so.
Protect Your Child’s Imagination
By Bob LancerSeptember 7th, 2011
Avoid giving children the harmful message that making things up is always wrong. A powerful imagination is an important part of healthy child development.
Raising Appreciative Children
By Bob LancerSeptember 1st, 2011
Here is advice for parents for teaching appreciation: Regardless of how your child behaves, even when you need to be firm, demonstrate your deepest appreciation for your child’s sacred presence.
Teaching Children Persistence
By Bob LancerSeptember 1st, 2011
Teaching persistence is a most valuable life-lessons you can pass on as a parent. Children who learn about this great power early in life have a “ticket” to life-success.
Your Magical Child
By Bob LancerAugust 29th, 2011
Help for parents needs to include how to relate with the child’s delicate quality of enchantment. After all, it is possible to be TOO practical? Tips for parents need to include preserving the magic of believing that anything wonderful is possible.
How To Raise Our World
By Bob LancerAugust 24th, 2011
The roots of our world’s descent into increasingly toxic conditions, toxic physically and psychologically, can be traced to the “old school approach” to parental control.
Raising Kids To Be Compassionate
By Bob LancerAugust 18th, 2011
To raise a compassionate child, be a compassionate parent.
Ponder this and the other parenting children quotes presented here, and use them as a guide for raising a compassionate child.
Choose Your Child’s Friends
By Bob LancerAugust 5th, 2011
Parenting your children becomes easier when you limit how much time your child spends with children who display behavior problems that you do not want replicated in your own child.
Achieve Behavior Management
By Bob LancerJuly 26th, 2011
Children should not be your only focus. You want to improve your child behavior management with love, without unhappiness, anger or stress. You want to fully enjoy SUCCESSFUL parenting. Once you have your goals for your child in mind, the next step is crucial. INCLUDE GOALS FOR YOUR PARENTING.
