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Excerpt: New Study on Guilt-Free Parenting
I have permission from Amacom Books to distribute an
excerpt from "Mommy Guilt: Learn to Worry Less, Focus on What Matters Most, and Raise Happier Kids." The book is based on an elaborate survey into parenting that you may have already heard about in which two-thirds of parents expressed feelings of guilt about their parenting skills. The primary source of guilt is yelling at the kids. Therefore, the excerpt we're distributing is the chapter on "Guilt-Free Yelling," complete with alternative strategies for changing your kids' behavior and ways to not feel so bad when you just have to yell. Of course, there are many more issues weighing on moms. For moms who work outside the home, the biggest source of guilt is spending too much time at work. Most of the guilt triggers are small, daily annoyances that are unavoidable for parents: not having enough time for your spouse; feeling poorly about the cleanliness of your house; feeling badly about what your kids eat; concerns about fairness between siblings.... "Mommy Guilt" is bursting with intelligent ideas for managing these day-to-day challenges without the feelings of guilt that haunt so many moms. It offers great tip sheets such as a grid to help assign age-appropriate chores to children and tips for a smoother morning routine. But first, let's deal with all that yelling! To get the excerpt from "Mommy Guilt," please send with the subject line "Guilt-Free Yelling" and I will reply with the text -- and *only* the text -- NO file attachments or opt-in mailing list jive. Thanks and good luck with the kids! |
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when they(the children) are bad......spank them on the butt. Plain and
simple, and put them in the corner. The old fashion ways are still the best ways.....especially in dealing with pre, and teen girls..... parent of two girls. htmlbody bgcolor="black" text="white"/html |
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Hello Charles
I agree with you that the old fashoined meathods are still the best, however I am curious why you feel girls need spanking more than boys. All three of my children have spent a good deal of time over my lap and I can tell you that boys need their little bottoms warmed up just as much as girls do, possibly more. Jeremy wrote in message ... when they(the children) are bad......spank them on the butt. Plain and simple, and put them in the corner. The old fashion ways are still the best ways.....especially in dealing with pre, and teen girls..... parent of two girls. htmlbody bgcolor="black" text="white"/html |
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