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Teen Swearing: What Parents Can Do

Psychology professor, Dr. Francis Compton, who completed numerous studies in the area of social behavior and swearing, found that 87% of children (ages 12 to 19) used curse words or foul language.  When asked to make a list of words, the 855 participants in the research study classified their language as inappropriate. This study, done...

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Parenting Tips For Building Character In Children

Raising children to develop strong character is an important part of parenting.  Character building teaches children how to develop a moral and civic responsibility that leads to a stable social-emotional and acceptable human-being.   Below are ten steps that parents need to consider while building character in children. 10 Steps to Raising Character Driven Child 1. Make Parenting Your First Priority Parents...

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Enforcing Rules and Setting Limits

Television? Phone Use? Instant Messaging? Eating? Friends? Late Nights? Homework? Activities? Do Children Need Limits? It’s important for parents to enforce rules and set limits for their children. Youth surveys indicate that children feel more secure when parents set limits. Consider the following when enforcing rules and setting limits: Consequences should be meaningful, a learning...

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20 Jan Posted by in Child Development, Discipline | Comments

Quick Parenting Tips: Enforcing Rules and Setting Limits for Children

Children need set limits and rules to follow. Child behavior and child psychology experts encourage parents to sit down with their child to discuss guidelines on enforcing and setting limits. This should only be done after both parent meet and come up with a “game plan.” The hardships that come with parenting children can be...

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