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“Key to Personal Freedom: How Myths Affect Our Family
Lives” By Susie Walton, Founder of Indigo Village and Redirecting Children's Behavior of San Diego. Key to Personal Freedom: How Myths Affect Our Family
Lives is full of entertaining and insightful stories. This book will empower you during the
many challenges of raising children. Stories are used to illustrate new views on old myths. At
the end of each chapter you will find practical and easy tips that you can implement
instantly in your home or classroom.
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“Redirecting Children’s Behavior” Book By Kathryn J. Kvols. You know there should be more to family life than arguments, neglected chores, disrespectful kids, infringed limits, and punishments that don’t create self-motivated individuals. Redirecting Children’s Behavior is a form of discipline that helps parents raise children in a peaceful and respectful way; it is firm and kind. Its goal is for the child to assume responsibility for his or her action and to become motivated from within rather than by external circumstances or events. The redirecting principle defines discipline as guidance and teaching, with an emphasis on mutual respect. This method teaches natural and logical consequences for a child’s misbehavior. As a result, the child gains self-esteem and cooperation skills.
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“Redirecting Children’s Behavior” Workbook By Kathryn J. Kvols. You know there should be more to family life than arguments, neglected chores, disrespectful kids, infringed limits, and punishments that don’t create self-motivated individuals. Redirecting Children’s Behavior is a form of discipline that helps parents raise children in a peaceful and respectful way; it is firm and kind. Its goal is for the child to assume responsibility for his or her action and to become motivated from within rather than by external circumstances or events. The redirecting principle defines discipline as guidance and teaching, with an emphasis on mutual respect. This method teaches natural and logical consequences for a child’s misbehavior. As a result, the child gains self-esteem and cooperation skills.
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