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How to interact with a child who...
Child behaves differently at daycare than at home
hits themself
is active and easily distracted
is anxious
is highly sensitive
is in love with their parent
is shy
tics
whines
Discipline
Discipline: How and when to set rules and boundaries
Is there such a thing as the terrible threes and fours?
Rules: Your role as a parent
Spanking and other physical punishment
What to do when you want to yell at your child
When your child won’t sit still at the table
Social skills and emotions
Emotions: Your role as a parent
Fear in children
Helping your child calm down
Is it a tantrum?
Learning to say hello
Learning to share
Learning to take turns
Passing values onto your child
Preventing racism: Infographic
Teaching children how to manage their emotions
Teaching your child patience
Autonomy, confidence, and self-esteem
Building self-esteem in children
Developing autonomy
Difficult behaviours
Children who regress
Dealing with a child who hits
How to deal with a child who won’t stop arguing
Separation anxiety in children
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