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David Lancy, author of Raising Children.
Topic: Surprising insights from other cultures.
Issues: Culture and infancy; questions about infant attachment; children playing and learning; protection vs. suppression; going to school; consequence of raising “unique individuals”; major differences between the US and other cultures.
Catherine Pearlman, author of Ignore It!
Topic: How selectively looking the other way can decrease behavior problems and increase parenting satisfaction.
Issues: What behaviors are appropriate to ignore and what to do when ignoring isn’t an option; use ignoring to eliminate problem behavior in just a few days; creating a reward system that actually works; use time-outs effectively so they don’t become a battle of wills; what to do when mom and dad aren’t on the same page.
Topic: Surprising insights from other cultures.
Issues: Culture and infancy; questions about infant attachment; children playing and learning; protection vs. suppression; going to school; consequence of raising “unique individuals”; major differences between the US and other cultures.
Catherine Pearlman, author of Ignore It!
Topic: How selectively looking the other way can decrease behavior problems and increase parenting satisfaction.
Issues: What behaviors are appropriate to ignore and what to do when ignoring isn’t an option; use ignoring to eliminate problem behavior in just a few days; creating a reward system that actually works; use time-outs effectively so they don’t become a battle of wills; what to do when mom and dad aren’t on the same page.
English
United States
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