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Introduction: How these skills work for all kinds of parents and kids | 1


Part I

The 7 Skills

Chapter 1 Skill # 1 SET YOURSELF UP FOR SUCCESS: How to adjust your expectations and reactions for good parenting results| 3

Chapter 2 Skill # 2 PAY ATTENTION: How to give your children attention in ways that work | 29

Chapter 3 Skill # 3 CALMLY TALK TO TEACH: How to lower your stress while teaching kids to listen, be respectful and build healthy self-esteem | 53

Chapter 4 Skill # 4 SEIZE CONTROL: How to set limits on what they do, choose your battles, and help them develop good character | 77

Chapter 5 Skill # 5 PLAN DISCIPLINE AND FOLLOW THROUGH: How to use consequences, teach responsibility, and be consistent | 101

Chapter 6 Skill # 6 BALANCE YOUR SUPPORT AND CONTROL: How to optimize your parenting style for good behavior, independence and resilience | 145

Chapter 7 Skill # 7 KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON THEM: How to monitor and manage outside influences to prevent problems | 181


Part II

Expanded Use of the 7 Skills

Chapter 8 START SUCCESS EARLY: How to give you and your baby or toddler a great start | 213

Chapter 9 MORE ON SUCCESSFUL PARENTING OF TEENS: How to deal with the developing brain and other challenges | 235

Chapter 10 SIBLINGS: How to turn foes into friends | 264

Chapter 11 SUCCESSFUL PARENTING IN THE STORM: Pearls for handling divorce | 273

Chapter 12 GOING SOLO: Pearls for successful single parenting | 281

Chapter 13 HOW TO HANDLE COMMON PARENTING ISSUES: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder to Yelling | 286

Chapter 14 TEMPERAMENT SKILLS: How to manage the traits that children are born with (how active, adaptable, bold versus shy, distractible, intense, moody, persistent, regular, and sensitive they are) | 307

Appendix A WHAT KIDS CAN DO BY AGE: Communication, self-care, social skills and chores | 323

Appendix B FEELING WORDS TO TEACH YOUR CHILDREN: Words to use when they are happy, sad, scared, confused, or angry | 336

References and Resources for Parents | 340

Index | 355

 

 

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