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Parenting Strategies

Teaching Values

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The respectful child: How to teach respect (ages 6 to 8)
By Mary VanClay
child covering her eye with pretzel
How to teach your 2-year-old to share
By Karen Miles
happy woman and child holding t-shirt and toy for donation
The caring child: How to teach empathy (ages 3 to 4)
By Mary VanClay
boy standing outside and smiling
The caring child: How to teach empathy (age 5)
By Mary VanClay
girl smiling
How should I respond when my kindergartner tells an obvious lie?
By Pearl Simmons, MS
boy looking at his board game
How can I teach my child not to cheat? (ages 5 to 8)
By Susan K. Perry, Ph.D.
girl looking down sadly
How should I react when my child hears someone make a racist remark? (ages 6 to 8)
By Roni Cohen Leiderman, Ph.D.
mother talking to her daughter
The respectful child: How to teach respect
Reviewed by Kelley Yost Abrams, Ph.D., developmental psychologist
girl standing in the classroom and posing in front of the globe
The responsible child: How to teach responsibility (ages 6 to 8)
By Mary VanClay
two girls sharing a glass of juice
The generous child: How to teach generosity (age 5)
By Mary VanClay
boy with both hands on the head looking at chess board
How can I raise a gracious loser? (ages 5 to 8)
By Susan K. Perry, Ph.D.
hands splitting kit-kat bar on two equal slices and handing the one to the other person
The generous child: How to teach generosity (ages 3 to 4)
By Mary VanClay
asian girl clutching her hands and praying
How to raise a spiritual child (ages 2 to 4)
The honest child: How to teach honesty (ages 6 to 8)
By Mary VanClay
child with a rubber washing gloves holding plates and trying to put them in the sink
The responsible child: How to teach responsibility (ages 3 to 4)
By Mary VanClay
two boys playing with wooden play cubes, one is yelling at another
How to teach your preschooler to share
By Karen Miles
man playing an acoustic guitar and singing, while little girl is sitting next to him and also singing
How to raise a spiritual child (ages 5 to 8)
mother and daughter washing a window
The responsible child: How to teach responsibility (age 5)
By Mary VanClay
boy with a finger on his lips
How should I respond when my preschooler tells an obvious lie?
By Pearl Simmons, MS
very happy child in dad's hug
The honest child: How to teach honesty
By Mary VanClay
child holding a baby toy
The generous child: How to teach generosity
By Mary VanClay
baby boy leaning over the sink and filling a glass of water
The responsible child: How to teach responsibility
By Mary VanClay
Family-friendly drag show
Amid drag bans, more than half of moms would take their kids to a show
By Jennifer Kelly Geddes
Parents dining out with children
Mom-shaming is most rampant in kid-friendly places, survey finds
By Jennifer Kelly Geddes
How can I teach my child empathy?
By Martha Heineman Pieper, Ph.D., and William J. Pieper, M.D.
mother comforting her daughter
How should I react when my child hears someone make a racist remark?
By Roni Cohen Leiderman, Ph.D.
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Chores: Our family’s rules
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Talking About Difficult Subjects

Parents talking to their child
How babies are made: A guide to talking to kids about sex
Reviewed by Kelley Yost Abrams, Ph.D., developmental psychologist
illustration of several spermatozoids approaching the female egg
How to talk to your child about sex (ages 6 to 8)
By Mary VanClay
child with a plushie, leaning against her father's shoulder, looking sad
How to tell your child you're getting divorced (ages 5 to 8)
By Ziba Kashef
man sitting on the floor near a radiator, holding the laptop and looking at the little boy
How to talk to your preschooler about death
By Mary VanClay
How to talk to your kindergartner about death
By Mary VanClay
illustration of sperm cell fertilizing egg
How to talk to your preschooler about how babies are made
A mother and child sitting and talking at a table
How to talk to your child about race
Reviewed by Juli Fraga, Psy.D., psychologist
How to tell your child you're getting divorced
By Gretchen Lee
father playing with his son who's wearing a prosthetic on his face
How to talk to your child about disabilities (ages 5 to 8)
By Ziba Kashef
group of women outside, all wearing pink shirts
How to talk to your child when someone is seriously ill (ages 5 to 8)
By Ziba Kashef
various cocktails in glasses on a table
How to talk to your child about alcohol (ages 6 to 8)
By Mary VanClay
two jars with marijuana, two rolling papers and a joint on a table
How to talk to your child about drugs (ages 6 to 8)
By Mary VanClay
lion mating with a lioness
How to talk to your child about sex (age 5)
Reviewed by Kelley Yost Abrams, Ph.D., developmental psychologist
several children sitting on a floor in the classroom and listening to the teacher
How to talk to your child about race (ages 5 to 8)
By Ziba Kashef
close up of a mans rough and dirty looking hands
How to talk to your child about poverty and homelessness (ages 5-8)
By Ziba Kashef
Upset mom talking to worried daughter
How to cope with school shootings as a parent
Reviewed by Juli Fraga, Psy.D., psychologist
two men sitting on a couch and looking at a happy boy while one of them is holding the boy in his hands
How to talk to your child about nontraditional family types
By Ziba Kashef
child kneeling in front of an open hole in the ground
Questions about death: What preschoolers ask ... what parents answer
By Mary VanClay
mother wearing military uniform hugging her daughter
How to talk to your child about a deployment (ages 5 to 8)
By Ziba Kashef
close up of a burned cigarette
How to talk to your child about smoking
By Mary VanClay
silhouettes during sunset of an army soldiers aligned next to each other and a commander in front of them
How to talk about war with your young child – and help them feel safe
Reviewed by Juli Fraga, Psy.D., psychologist
boy sitting in front of a gravestone with flowers all around it
How to talk to your grade-schooler about death
By Mary VanClay
parents watching their son water a plant
How to talk to your child about nontraditional family types (ages 5 to 8)
By Ziba Kashef
How to talk to your child about sex
By Karisa Ding
woman and baby in front of a laptop
How to talk to your child about shootings and other violent events
Reviewed by Kelley Yost Abrams, Ph.D., developmental psychologist
flooded street with high water warning sign
How to talk to your preschooler about disaster
By Mary VanClay
marijuana in a medicine bottle
How to talk to your child about drugs
By Mary VanClay
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Reviewed by Kelley Yost Abrams, Ph.D., developmental psychologist
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How to talk to your child about race
Reviewed by Juli Fraga, Psy.D., psychologist
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How to cope with school shootings as a parent
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How to talk to your child about shootings and other violent events
Reviewed by Kelley Yost Abrams, Ph.D., developmental psychologist
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How to talk about war with your young child – and help them feel safe
Reviewed by Juli Fraga, Psy.D., psychologist
A child holding some coins in their hands
Materialism: How to discourage it
By Mary VanClay

Community

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    Thoughts? https://raisedgood.com/nighttime-parenting-isnt-a-set-of-sleep-strategies-its-a-relationship/?fbclid=IwAR3BzaOS-d0Jo0S4vx0mSzAZl8YAwBTM_ZUz19r5xP-ufRJfPzCAC2D-Mbo
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      For first time parents what are you doing to prepare yourself for your newborn? What strategies or knowledge have you been learning ? Share share share!
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      • Calming strategies for better parenting
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        Today I’ve had a horrible morning with my kid... I really want to find sustainable ways to be a calmer more patient parent. I am so ashamed at the things I say and the way I feel and the scariness in my shouting at my daughter when things she does get me really upset. Today was one of those days
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