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Children And Discipline


Children And Discipline
The word discipline comes from the Latin word, disciplina, which means “to teach”. Many conventional approaches to discipline offer little in the way of understanding our children’s needs and finding a common ground on which to connect in a meaningful and productive way. When we look at how discipline is actually teaching our children we may begin to question its alignment with our intention.

Articles in our Children and Discipline section offer a range of perspectives on how to deal with common challenges of parenting including biting, tantrums and lack of cooperation. Our writers offer thoughts on the impact of using shame and challenge our understanding of misbehaviour. There are ideas for adopting a gentle approach to discipline and strategies for building constructive communication and respect.

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Connected Parenting - Connecting With Our Natural Compassionate Nature.

Deep Connections - Parenting with Nonviolent Communication

Dmz - The Demilitarised Zone

Gentle Discipline - Part 2

Gentle Discipline - Part One

Gentle Discipline - Staying on the Path

Getting Angry With Your Children - Don't Boil Over

Good Children - At What Price? The Secret Cost Of Shame

How To Connect With Your Misbehaving Child

Journaling Into Anger: Cooling The Flames Of Mama Anger

Labelling is Disabling

Life's Temptations - A Lesson in Choices

Tantrums - When To Say No

The "Good" Child - Socialisation and Child Sexual Abuse

The Best Kind Of Child Time Out Is Their Own

What To Do When Your Toddler Hurts The Baby

When Giving Children Consequences Doesn't Work

When Toddlers Bite

Why Do Children Misbehave?

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