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Self Control and Young Children

Self Control and Young Children

Author PAL
Self-control is an important skill for all children to learn. It enables them to have power over their actions, cope with frustrations, and to resolve conflicts. Children who learn to control their behavior are more likely to succeed in school, develop lasting friendships, and achieve
Raising Tolerant Children

Raising Tolerant Children

Author PAL
Our children’s world is increasingly becoming more diverse. As a result, they must learn to deal effectively with others who are culturally different. As parents it is our job to help them learn to navigate through these challenges so they will have a well balanced,
Raising a Moral Child

Raising a Moral Child

Author PAL
Today’s children face difficult challenges and pressures long before their brains have developed the capacity to make wise choices. Therefore, it is essential that parents take seriously the need to start young and continue teaching their children moral values and principles as they mature. If
Positive Discipline and Your Teen

Positive Discipline and Your Teen

Author PAL
It is no secret that the teen years can be challenging. Raging hormones, the drive towards independence, restrictions, misunderstandings, and raised voices are common. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Keep in mind that the word discipline means “to lead” or “to teach”.
Positive Discipline

Positive Discipline

Author PAL
Oftentimes when we hear the word ‘discipline’ we think of punishment. However, the true meaning of discipline is disciple, which means to lead or guide. If we want our children to grow into responsible, caring adults then we must lead them in that direction. Children
Nothing but “No!”

Nothing but “No!”

Author PAL
Saying “no” is a toddler’s way of asserting independence by making choices. If this is one of your child’s favorite words, you might want to try some of these ideas: Give choices rather than telling the child what to do. When giving choices ask questions
Managing the Strong-Willed Child

Managing the Strong-Willed Child

Author PAL

Some children seem to be born willful. As infants they are difficult to comfort. When they become toddlers they are disagreeable about everything and refuse to cooperate. Tantrums may be a daily occurrence. As they move through their school age days arguments are frequent and

Let’s Not Argue

Let’s Not Argue

Author PAL
All parents and their children will argue at some point. Back talk, whining, begging and arguing are some of the most frustrating behaviors to deal with as parents. But like most negative behaviors the best defense is a good offense. Learning to prepare ahead of
Keeping Pre-Teens Out of Trouble

Keeping Pre-Teens Out of Trouble

Author PAL
Keeping Pre-teens Out of Trouble It is sometimes difficult for parents as our pre-teens start moving towards independence. We have become accustomed to our children depending on us for everything and may feel rejected as they begin to spread their wings. We may even feel
How to Recognize and Reform a Spoiled Child

How to Recognize and Reform a Spoiled Child

Author PAL
It is not always easy to set limitations, boundaries and responsibilities for our children. In addition, following through with consequences takes a considerable amount of effort and determination. It is much easier to give in to their every desire, avoiding struggles and disappointment. However, if
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