Behavior

Ages 15-18: Behavior and Discipline

Older teens often strive to find a sense of personal identity, and may find expression in many different ways.

Ages 10-14: Behavior and Discipline

This is often when you’ll start to see evidence of what many parents call “teen rebellion.” Your child is striving to establish independence, and it’s important to balance that with appropriate behavi

Ages 6-9: Behavior and Discipline

This is an important age when it comes to behavior and discipline, as your child has come to understand that there is a connection between what he or she does and how others respond to it. Encourage appropriate behavior and use positive discipline when necessary.

Ages 3-5: Behavior and Discipline

Even though you’re past the “terrible twos,” you may find yourself facing some behavioral issues and having to take disciplinary action, so be prepared to take positive action when needed.

Ages 0-2: Behavior and Discipline

This is an important age to start sending messages to your child about correct behavior and discipline. Make sure that you’re sending the right ones!

Security Objects

Many children form a strong to attachment to blankets, pacifiers, or other security objects. Thumb and finger sucking is also common among young kids. Find out how to deal with these issues in a positive way.

Potty Training

Potty training and bed-wetting are two issues that all parents deal with. Find the answers to your questions here.

Kicking and Screaming

Dealing with kids who bite and hit or cry and throw tantrums can be taxing, especially when your efforts to calm them aren’t effective. Read tips and strategies for dealing with these behaviors here.

How Rude!

No one likes to hear their child lie or swear, and gross behavior stops being funny very quickly. You can help your children get over these behaviors by using these simple tips.

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