Countless times a day a variation of the following scenario plays out across the country: A mother is running late.

When Your Kids Push Your Buttons: And What You Can Do About It

Harris, Bonnie

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Grand Central Publishing

Here is the first book that answers the questions "Why do my kids push my buttons?" and "How can I stop it from happening?"

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

Connecting California is an innovative reader that illuminates the direct historical connections between the state of California and the United States. Featuring a selection of key documents, essays, and images from the past, the book illustrates California's cultural, political, and economic importance to the development of early and modern America. Literary and transnational themes are explored to create a comprehensive yet reader-friendly learning experience for students. The text progresses chronologically and includes an expansive array of source types designed to appeal to learners of all backgrounds and interests, with topics like food, dress, music, sports, and architecture included alongside more traditional subject matter. The second edition features streamlined information to make the text more accessible and approachable, as well as additional primary documents, and discussion around, California Indians, Spanish-to-Mexican rule, and the Fifteenth Amendment, which granted California voting rights to African Americans and Asian Americans. Appropriate for all levels of U.S. history study, Connecting California offers students a wide spectrum of resources that embody the unique eras, demographics, and geographies of both California and American history.
George Gastil teaches history at San Diego State University, Grossmont College, and MiraCosta College. He earned his M.A. at the University of California, Santa Barbara, with an emphasis in California history. He has also served as a local elected official in Lemon Grove, and as an aide to two state legislators.
Edward Purcell graduated with a master's in history from San Diego State University in 2018. He is an experienced lecturer in California history.
Bonnie Harris earned her M.A. in history from San Diego State University and her Ph.D. in history from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She is a lecturer of world history and American history at San Diego State University and associate producer for the documentary film "An Open Door: Holocaust Haven in the Philippines."

Connecting California: Selections in Early American History

History

Purcell, Edward

Gastil, George

Americas

Cognella Academic Publishing

When a child believes he is bad, he behaves badly—and parents react badly, which will only reinforce the child's belief that he is bad. But confident parents can break this cycle and improve their child's misbehavior, says child development specialist Bonnie Harris. Using Harris's eight parenting principles designed to help children succeed, parents will learn the following truths: my child wants to be successful behavior is the signal to my child's emotional state inappropriate behavior means my child is having a problem, not being a problem my needs are no more or no less important than my child's I accept my child as a competent and unique individual the behavior I focus on grows I need to say what my child can hear good discipline requires connection punishment breaks connection Putting these principles to work allows parents to abandon the typical reward and punishment system of discipline (which alienates child and parent), and replace it with a more compassionate, successful approach that brings parent and child together. With Harris's plan, parents will gain the confidence and skills to raise remarkable kids they will love to live with—and vice versa.

Confident Parents, Remarkable Kids

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

When a child believes he is bad, he behaves badly—and parents react badly, which will only reinforce the child's belief that he is bad. But confident parents can break this cycle and improve their child's misbehavior, says child development specialist Bonnie Harris. Using Harris's eight parenting principles designed to help children succeed, parents will learn the following truths:
<ul>
<li>my child wants to be successful</li>
<li>behavior is the signal to my child's emotional state</li>
<li>inappropriate behavior means my child is having a problem, not being a problem</li>
<li>my needs are no more or no less important than my child's</li>
<li>I accept my child as a competent and unique individual</li>
<li>the behavior I focus on grows</li>
<li>I need to say what my child can hear</li>
<li>good discipline requires connection</li>
<li>punishment breaks connection</li>
</ul> Putting these principles to work allows parents to abandon the typical reward and punishment system of discipline (which alienates child and parent), and replace it with a more compassionate, successful approach that brings parent and child together. With Harris's plan, parents will gain the confidence and skills to raise remarkable kids they will love to live with—and vice versa.

Confident Parents, Remarkable Kids: 8 Principles for Raising Kids You'll Love to Live With

Adams Media Corp.

Connecting California is an innovative two-volume series that spells out the direct historical connections shared between the state of California and the United States. Using a selection of key documents, essays, and images from the past, this text illustrates California's cultural, political, and economic importance to the development of early and modern America using the chronological framework standard to most U.S. history college-level survey texts. Literary and transnational themes are also explored to create a comprehensive yet reader-friendly learning experience for students. Each section in the Connecting California series includes an expansive array of source types designed to appeal to learners of all backgrounds and interests, with topics like food, dress, music, sports, and architecture also included alongside more traditional subject matter. Appropriate for all levels of U.S. history study, Connecting California offers users a wide spectrum of resources that embody the unique eras, demographics, and geographies of both California and American history. George Gastil teaches American history for Grossmont, Palomar, and San Diego Miramar colleges. He earned his M.A. at University of California, Santa Barbara, with an emphasis in California history. George combines his interest in history with an interest in state and local politics. He has served on the Lemon Grove City Council since 2008. Previously, George served on the Lemon Grove School Board and also as a district representative for State Senator Denise Moreno Ducheny. Bonnie M. Harris is a native of Southern California, having earned her M.A. in History from San Diego State University and her Ph.D. in History from University of California, Santa Barbara. As a Professor of World and American history, her philosophy of teaching has always centered on how her students' lives, professionally and personally, can be enriched from a careful and critical study of the past that has shaped the world in which they now live.

Cognella Academic Pub

When a child believes he is bad, he behaves badly--and parents react badly, which will only reinforce the child's belief that he is bad. But confident parents can break this cycle and improve their child's misbehavior, says child development specialist Bonnie Harris. Using Harris's eight parenting principles designed to help children succeed, parents will learn the following truths: - my child wants to be successful - behavior is the signal to my child's emotional state - inappropriate behavior means my child is having a problem, not being a problem - my needs are no more or no less important than my child's - I accept my child as a competent and unique individual - the behavior I focus on grows - I need to say what my child can hear - good discipline requires connection - punishment breaks connection Putting these principles to work allows parents to abandon the typical reward and punishment system of discipline (which alienates child and parent), and replace it with a more compassionate, successful approach that brings parent and child together. With Harris's plan, parents will gain the confidence and skills to raise remarkable kids they will love to live with--and vice versa.

West 26th Street Press

Card Games: How to Play Solitaire and Its Many Variations (Scoring and Best Strategies of the Most Popular Card Games)

Humor & Entertainment

Puzzles & Games

Jessy Lindsay

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When Your Kids Push Your Buttons: And What You Can Do About It

When Your Kids Push Your Buttons: And What You Can Do About It

Connecting California: Selections in Early American History

Confident Parents, Remarkable Kids

Confident Parents, Remarkable Kids: 8 Principles for Raising Kids You'll Love to Live With

Connecting California: Selections in Early American History

Confident Parents, Remarkable Kids: 8 Principles for Raising Kids You'll Love to Live With

Card Games: How to Play Solitaire and Its Many Variations (Scoring and Best Strategies of the Most Popular Card Games)