Toothbrushing
Exciting the Unmotivated Child
Discouraging Sibling Disharmony
Chapter 17: Morals and Manners
Teaching Your Child to Apologize
Chapter 18: Building Healthy Sexuality
Fostering Healthy Gender Identity
Modelling Healthy Gender Roles
Chapter 19: Discipline for Special Times and Special Children
Disciplining the Hyperactive Child
Disciplining the Temperamentally Difficult Child (aka the High-Need Child)
Disciplining the Special Needs Child
Disciplining the Fearful Child
Closing comments: Putting It All Together – A Sample Discipline Plan
a word about discipline from dr bill and martha
Parents struggle with what discipline is and how to approach it. We all want our children to behave well, but the word “discipline” has connotations of corporal punishment and Victorian family values. In fact, discipline is a positive and integral part of your whole relationship with your child. It can’t be pulled out and isolated from the rest of your family’s life and does not need to be punitive – in fact, we would argue that it should never involve physical punishment. At one point we intended the title of this book to be Discipline for Life, because our purpose is to equip children with the tools they will need to succeed in life.
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