EFFECTIVE PARENTING-WITHOUT THE POWER STRUGGLES. 
As parents, you have only a few years to prepare your children for a world that requires responsibility and maturity for survival. That thought alone can send shivers down your parental spine! 
So what do you do? Hover over your kids so they never make mistakes? Drill them so they'll remember the important principles when you're on their own? Tear your hair out, wondering if teaching them responsibility is anything but a battle of wills? 
According to Jim Fay, one of America's top educational consultants, and Dr. Foster Cline, a trend-setting child and adult psychiatrist, parents who try to ensure their children's success often raise unsuccessful kids. Responsibility is like anything else-it has to be learned through practice. 
If you want to raise kids who are self-confident, motivated, and ready for the real world, take advantage of the win-win approach to parenting. Your kids will win because they'll learn responsibility and the logic of life by solving their own problems. And you'll win because you'll establish healthy control-without resorting to anger, threats, nagging, or exhausting power struggles. 
Parenting with Love and Logic puts the fun back into parenting! 
"Parents consistently tell us they wish they had known about love and logic earlier. This common sense approach gives parents a tangible hope that they can still influence their kids."-Dave Funk, staff development coordinator, New Berlin Public Schools, Wisconsin 
"I have been a principal for four years now and have used these methods with great success. Thank you for all the creative ideas."-Steven B. Vande Ven, principal, Sherrelwood Elementary School, Denver, Colorado 
"I'm continually amazed at how well these principles work, not only with children, but with parents and other adults. It's great to get away from punishment and anger and into love and logic."-Sharon Alexander, principal, Disnard Elementary School, Claremont, New Hampshire 
"I really believe that this material can benefit every parent. I have never enjoyed my children more. Parenting has become fun, and stress and anger no longer dominate my life."-Pam L. Tourigny, group home foster parent, Snelling, California 
"Parenting with Love and Logic meets with wonderful results. For the first time in four years, we're making progress in the right direction with our teenager."-Billie Leafgreen, parent, Lander, Wyoming

Parenting With Love and Logic : Teaching Children Responsibility

Parenting & Relationships

Cline, Foster W.

Fay, Jim

Parenting

Navpress Pub Group

PARENTING TEENS FOR THE REAL WORLD. 
When kids hit their teen years, parenting takes on a whole new dimension. As they struggle toward independence and autonomy, some dicey issues emerge. And the real world you want them to be ready for can make you shudder-kids today face life-and-death decisions long before they're on their own. 
So what do you do? Hover over them so they won't get hurt? Drill them so they'll do the right thing? According to Jim Fay and Foster Cline, hovering and drilling won't prepare teens for the real world. Because they learn responsibility like they learn everything else: through practice. 
That's where love-and-logic parenting comes in. Love means giving your teens opportunities to be responsible and empowering them to make their own decisions. Logic means allowing them to live with the natural consequences of their mistakes-and showing empathy for the pain, disappointment, and frustration they'll experience. 
When you parent with love and logic, it's a win-win situation. You win because you'll learn to love in a healthy way and effectively guide your teens, without resorting to anger, threats, and power struggles that will haunt them along the path to adulthood. And your teens win because they'll learn responsibility and the logic of life by solving their own problems and acquiring the tools they'll need to cope with the real world. 
As a parent, you face no greater challenge-and no greater opportunity-than to guide your children through their teen years toward productive, happy, and responsible adulthood. Parenting Teens with Love and Logic will help you meet that challenge and rejoice in that opportunity. 
"With love and logic parenting skills, I no longer need to blow up every time my teenage son yanks my chain. In fact, we've never gotten along better!"-Fran Cook, parent 
"At last-a parenting approach that doesn't require a doctorate in psychology to understand and use! Every parent in America needs to know about love and logic."-Dawn Degenhardt, executive director, Maine Adoption Placement Service 
"Every parent longs to see a child becoming more responsible. This book shows how to encourage mature behavior while not destroying the relationship."-Connie Podesta, M.S., L.P.C., Marriage &amp; Family Counselor; president, CommuniCare 
"This is timely, on-target information needed by all educators to help with the many problems of today's young people."-Dr. Gary L. Peevely, superintendent, Rogersville City Schools, Rogersville, TN 
"Love and Logic has been required reading for all the parents I see in my practice. It is the best practical reference for parenting I've found. This new teen version is fantastic."-Bud Kuecke, licensed clinical social worker

Parenting Teens with Love and Logic: Preparing Adolescents

Pinon Press

Presents grandparenting techniques based on the Love and Logic philosophy of working with children.

Grandparenting With Love & Logic: Practical Solutions to Today's Grandparenting Challenges

Family Relationships

Love & Logic Pr

In recent years Americans have become increasingly aware of the problem of childhood sexual abuse. Along with this awareness has come an accompanying hysteria, making it difficult to separate fact from fiction. Internationally-renowned child & adult psychiatrist, Foster W. Cline, M.D., addresses one of today's most disturbing topics & debunks many of the myths spawned by fear & misinformation & often perpetuated by media hype, misguided therapists & those caught in a victim mentality

America's New Witchhunt

Conscienceless Acts Societal Mayhem: Uncontrollable, Unreachable Youth and Today's Desensitized World

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Teachers can offer parents sound advice on how to handle homework problems the Love & Logic way - by putting the responsibility back onto the child

Homework and Schoolwork Issues

A scolding for a misbehaving child, when used sparingly, can be a most effective technique. Learn & practice this quick series of discipline steps - which always end on a loving note

The Sixty-Second Scolding

Written and told by Jim Fayand Foster W. Cline, M.D.Has your child discovered he or she can control the volume of your voice and the color of your face? Learn how, by giving up some control, youll often gain even more!

Avoiding Power Struggles With Kids

written and told by Jim Fayand Foster W. Cline, M.D.Jim and Foster share easy-to-implement techniques to help do away with arguments and hassles around getting kids to do their chores.

Didn't I Tell You to Take Out the Trash: Techniques for Getting Kids to Do Chores Without Hassles

This approach helps parents provide their children with the essential tools needed to cope with todays world. By using this method, parents can also find theyve established a rewarding relationship with their children which is built upon love and trust.

Parenting With Love and Logic: Teaching Children Responsibility

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