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Beyond Discipline: How to Help Your Child Cooperate Without Punishment
Learn how to discipline without punishment and raise kids who want to cooperate. Reduce power struggles, set limits, and build self-control.
ArticleHow To Intervene in a Sibling Fight
When your children are fighting, should you intervene or stay out of it? Learn how to stop sibling conflicts while teaching lifelong conflict-resolution skills.
ArticleWhen Your Child Gets Angry: The Cheat Sheet
In the heat of the moment with your angry child? This simple 5-step cheat sheet helps you stay calm, set limits, and respond with confidence—plus a printable version.
ArticleWhen Your Child Gets Angry: A Step-by-Step Guide
A step-by-step deep dive guide to handling your child’s anger—what to say, how to stay calm, and how to respond without escalating the situation.
ArticleWhen Your Child Hits You: A Script
Here's a script to regain your calm and head off future hitting by your child.
ArticleWhen Your Toddler Hits You: A Script
When toddlers hit, they need us to set firm limits to stop them -- while we help them feel safe and understood. They need help expressing feelings in healthier ways.
ArticleTantrums: What’s Really Going On—and What to Do
Tantrums aren’t misbehavior—they’re overwhelm. Learn what’s really going on and how to respond so your child calms down and builds self-regulation over time.
ArticleHow to Stay Calm When Your Child Is Angry (Without Yelling Back)
When your child yells or melts down, it’s easy to get pulled in. Here’s how to stay calm, avoid power struggles, and respond in ways that actually help your child...
ArticleWhat Your Child Wishes You Knew When She Acts Out
Don't you wish your child would tell you she's feeling terrible? when your child is "acting out," it's because she CAN'T articulate those feelings.
ArticleWhy Kids Blame and Lash Out -- and How To Help Them
Lashing out when we’re upset and blaming others for our distress are completely normal human reactions. Moving beyond blame takes maturity--for all of us.