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Big Kids· Children· Connecting· Family· Preteens· Toddler· Training

Conversation Games for Kids to Get Them Talking!

Getting your kids to engage in conversation can be sort of like cranking a well. You know there are words inside of them, however, drawing those words out so you can understand what thoughts and feelings are in there can take a little work. this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated if you purchase after clicking on my links, at no extra cost to you. read full disclosure here Using conversation games to get your kids talking to you not only opens up the ... View the Post

Using conversation games to get your kids talking to you opens up the lines of communication and provides valuable insight into your child’s heart.

Baby· Disciplining· Toddler· Training

When to Start Disciplining a Baby

Since I focus a lot on child training and the understanding that the sooner you begin intentionally raising good kids the better, many readers ask, “When should I begin disciplining, correcting, and training my baby?” Knowing when to start disciplining a baby and how to make child training effective in the early years is one of the most powerful keys to raising a well-behaved, really great child! this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated if you purchase after clicking ... View the Post

Baby· Toddler· Training

Top 10 Potty Training Facts To Know Before You Get Started

There are potty training opinions and then there are potty training facts. Today, we're talking facts. The top 10 potty training facts to know before you get started. These truths are those that I held onto tightly while potty training my 4 children. The ones that, through and through, made it possible for me to potty train my entire brood before each of their second birthdays. That is, in my book, enough to make them facts. Well… that and of course all the research from reputable sources, ... View the Post

Disciplining· Toddler· Toddler· Training

How to Stop a Toddler Running Away

I’ve gotten so many questions and comments lately about a particular area of disobedience with small children, I wanted to take a minute and address it! When it comes to a toddler running away when called in a parking lot or darting off when he's supposed to stay close, there’s really no room for compromise.this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated if you purchase after clicking on my links, at no extra cost to you. read full disclosure here Click to Get The ... View the Post

Children· Connecting· Family· Preteens· Toddler· Training

Your Ultimate Guide to Purging Toys Before Christmas with Parenting Purpose

The purging toys before Christmas holiday tradition has been alive and operating in our family to downsize and declutter toys for over a decade. However, today we’re not going to talk just about getting rid of toys to make room for more. No, no… we are going to chat about how to use this time of year to grow compassion in your child’s heart, train selflessness, and teach her how good it feels to think outside of herself! this blog occasionally uses affiliate links and I will be compensated ... View the Post

Big Kids· Preteens· Toddler· Training

How to Create a Customizable Chore Chart That Works Without Nagging

"Many hands lighten the load!" This saying could not be more true! When you're first training your child to do chores, he'll need a lot of: “do this, - now do that, - don’t do this, - now this, - great job,” but at some point, you'll want to provide a customizable chore chart that works without reminding or nagging. You want to hand all that training over to him and expect your child to do what needs to be done, correctly without being told. So while getting your child to do chores is the ... View the Post