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1-2-3 Magic: Effective Discipline for Children 2-12

Type: BOOK
Author: Thomas W. Phelan
( Child Management , Family/Parenting , General )

Who's In Charge At Your House? It's not easy being a parent. You want kids who listen and children you can enjoy. You want to raise happy and competent youngsters, but you don't have a lot of free time to read discipline and parenting books. You also don't need the advice that requires you to be a saint, genius or professionsal psychologist. This book addresses the difficult task of child discipline with humor, keen insight and proven experience.

1-2-3 MAGIC: Managing Difficult Behavior in Children 2-12

Type: VHS
Author: Thomas W. Phelan
( Child Management , Children , Family , General , Parent/Child Relationship )

Kids are just kids! In addition to being delightful, charming and affectionate, children can also present their adult caretaker with a steady diet of difficult behavior: whining, arguing, teasing, fighting, yelling, tantrums and pouting. For this reason, Dr. Thomas W. Phelan designed the 1-2-3 Magic program to bring practical, easy-to-use discipline techniques to families and educators.

More 1-2-3 MAGIC: Encouraging Good Behavior, Independence and Selt-Esteem

Type: VHS
Author: Thomas W. Phelan
( Child Management , Children , Family , Family/Parenting , General )

More 1-2-3 Magic covers: 3 parental qualities that foster competence in kids. How to encourage and respect your child's growing independence 10 strategies for building self-esteem Up and out in the morning How to get your kids to pick up after themselves How to avoid Hoework Civil Wars Going to bed and staying there. Family meetings:obnoxzious but effective

Weaving A Just Future For Children - An Advocacy Guide

Type: BOOK
Author: Diane Olsen and Laura Dean F. Friedrich
( Child Management , Children , Children at Risk , Christian Life , Parent/Child Relationship )

A child needs you. Child advocacy is a most timely and urgent form of discipleship. Something primal happens whenever your child is hurt or in danger. Your love for your own flesh and blood is immeasurable, and you'd do anything to protect your child. It comes less naturally for us to advocate for the well-being of children unrelated to us. "Oh, I better not interfere in someone else's business" or "I have enough of my own troubles" become our excuses. If you want to follow Jesus'...