Chapter 3: Discipline & Behavior

Children's Most Important Teachers: Parents

Assess Values You Want Your Children to Share

Parenting is Art That Requires Absorption in Role

Parent's Job Easy at First - Until Baby's a Toddler

Parents Can Help Children Learn to Like Themselves

Adults Can Help Children Build Self-Esteem

Healthy Parents Examine Expectations For Kids

Balance of Acceptance, Discipline Dicey

Parents Need to Balance Acceptance, Discipline

To Raise Children Right, Be a Parent, Not a Friend

Children Need Love and Consistent Discipline

Kids Learn Behavior Best Through Dialogue

Discipline Often Requires Creative Techniques

Parents Need to Offer Kids Safety, Structure

Discipline's Goal is to Teach Children Self-Control

Set Limits For Your Teen, But Do It Constructively

Early Intervention Can Help Change Unwanted Behavior

Rewards of Anger Control Worth the Work

Teaching Anger Control Takes Great Patience

Aggressive Behavior Should be Curbed Early

Parents Should Learn to Identify Stressors

Adults Can Help Children Create Calm Out of Chaos

Special Playtime Lets Children Assert Their Needs

Focus of Nation Should be on Children's Mental Health

From Sibling Rivalry to Sibling Loyalty

These are all of the articles in the "Discipline & Behavior" chapter of Parenting Wisdom.