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Sibling Rivalry

Follow Jane Rekas's board sibling rivalry on Pinterest. Please also see my general post on Parenting Approaches . Center for Effective Parenting handout on Sibling Rivalry . The Lost Children: When Behavior Problems Traumatize Siblings by James Lehman, MSW When one child has a consistent behavior problem with chaotic outbursts, the other children in the home suffer. "It’s also important to have a " safety plan ." Just as families are encouraged to have a plan of action if there’s a fire (where to meet, how to get out, what to do), I have always encouraged families to sit down and talk about how they can help the acting out child." Sibling Rivalry / Kids Don't Get Along This site has a good list of to dos: Regardless of the reasons for sibling rivalry, the fighting can cause stress and unhappiness for everyone in the family. Parents may be frustrated not knowing how to react when siblings fight. Some general guidelines for paren

Childhood Weight Concerns & Strategies

Choosemyplate.gov is offering screen time that makes a difference! "Every kid can have a MyPlate adventure! Make your way through all the food groups with these fun games." - See more at: http://www.choosemyplate.gov/games#sthash.Bd5RLFYn.dpuf Blast Off is a totally great game to help kids see what they are choosing. Also PRINTABLES about nutrition and portions for children Excerpt from http://patient.info/health/obesity-and-overweight-in-children "What is the treatment for a child who is overweight or obese? The main way to treat a child who is overweight or obese is to look at changes that can be made to their lifestyle. Changes that involve the whole family are best. Other family members who are overweight may also benefit at the same time. Remember that as a parent or carer, you act as an important role model for your child and you can help them to stay healthy. The two main lifestyle changes that are advised are for your child to eat more

Behavior Programs

There are times when you may want to consider using a specific behavior program, based upon privileges/rewards and consequences. I will be listing three examples below. 1) Barkley's Your Defiant Child 2) FAMILY RULES program 3) Home Rules Contracts There are also factors that may make behavior programs either less effective or appropriate as well. These would include when there are trauma issues, emotional intensity , developmental or learning disorders, ADHD or impulsivity problems. There are systems, like Collaborative Problem Solving, that suggest that motivation may not always be the answer, and that your child may need support in skill development. Please see my post on Parenting Approaches. 1) Barkley's Your Defiant Child Dr. Russell Barkley is the author of Taking Charge of ADHD, Your Defiant Child and Your Defiant Teen "Your Defiant Child" is an 8 step program. Step 1: Pay Attention! Step 2: Start Earning Peace and Cooperation with Pra

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