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โHelp! How on Earth Do I Get My Kids to Do Chores?โ
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I Was a Critical Parent: 6 Steps I Took to Find a More Loving Way
โMom, whenever I clean, you just notice what I missed or didnโt do good enough!โ I still remember one of my kids saying that and how discouraging it was. It was a reckoning moment. I didnโt want to be aโฆ
A Creative Solution to Your Childโs Messy Bedroom
Are you tired of navigating the Lego landmines and toy mazes in your child’s messy bedroom, but youโre unsure of what to do? How much to intervene? Whether or not to just let it be their turf? How to eliminateโฆ
Are You Tired of Having to Nag Your Kids? | Ep. 35
Does it seem like all you do is nag your kids? Are you frustrated because this is the sixth time you have asked your child to take out the garbage? Nagging and arguing can become the frustrating norm in manyโฆ
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My Kids Won’t Do Their Chores Without My Nagging | Ep. 5
Have you ever wondered, “My child canโt manage to even take the garbage out. How will she ever survive in adulthood?” Or, maybe it sounds more like, “I do so much for these kids. Why canโt they do a fewโฆ
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Teach Kids Responsibility
Kids make messes. Parents ask and ask (and it really sounds like nagging) their kids to take responsibility for their things and it seems like it is hard to come upย with a strategy that works. At Connected Families, we believeโฆ
A Creative Alternative to Those Endless Reminders…
ย Big sister Bella bounces and crashes her way through life with Tigger-like abandon, unaware of the impact of her big movements and energy on those around her. When it came to pushing her new little brother in his babyโฆ
One of Our Biggest Parenting Mistakes…
One of our biggest parenting mistakes is to try to get kids to behave right for the wrong reasons. Itโs a good thing to want our kids to behave responsibly and to internalize the value of responsibility, but parents tendโฆ