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Attachment parenting babies, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged, and teenager children requires a natural, instinctive, and family-centred parenting approach. Here are tools, ideas and strategies to help guide parents and caregivers.
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Babies Age 0 - 1 year
Breast-feeding Benefits
Co-sleeping Benefits
Safer Co-sleeping
Solve Your Child's Problem Sleep
Soothing a Crying Baby
Getting Things Done with Baby
Toddlers Age 1 - 2 year
Suggestions for Handling Whining, Hitting, Pushing and Biting
Taming Temper Tantrums
123 Time out Advantages and Disadvantages
Alternatives to the Word "no"
Differences between Discipline and Punishment
Discipline and Anger
Feeling Facts
Preschoolers Age 3 - 5 years
Toilet Learning
Parenting Your Spirited Child
Tips for An Attached Time-Out
Research on Outcomes of Physical Punishment
Role of the Attachment Person
Calming Down Tools
Sibling Rivalry Remedies
Strategies to Prepare your Child for the New Baby's Arrival
School Children Ages 6 - 12 years
NEW! Family Game Night Survival Tips and Strategies
Mutual Respect
Your School-Aged Child's Development Step by Step
Suggestion and Ideas for Getting More Co-operation and Less Power Struggles
The Problems with Punishments and Rewards
Teenagers Ages 13 - 19 years
Top Ten Reasons to take a Parenting Class
When Consequences Don’t Work