Tag Archive for: Heart Work
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Yelling isn’t Necessary – But Firmness Is
Dr Scott Turansky
Some parents believe that the only way to be firm is to be harsh. But firmness and harshness are very different.
Firmness says that a boundary is secure and won’t be crossed without a consequence. Harshness, on the…
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How to Love Your Kids When They Need Correction
Dr Scott Turansky
Children need firmness, direction, limit-setting, instruction, and correction. But don’t forget, they also need a lot of love. Of course, you know that, but it’s good to be reminded every once in a while, especially…
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The Heart is a Wrestling Place
Dr Scott Turansky
The heart is where we wrestle with things. When experience, teaching, and values need to be integrated into life, it happens in the workshop of the heart. Information comes into our heads on a regular basis but much of…
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Morning Routines
Dr Scott Turansky
Getting ready in the morning can be a great training time for children. Many things need to get done and the same routines are typically repeated day after day. With some strategic planning on the part of parents, kids…
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When Kids Can’t Accept a No Answer
“The answer is no.” How does your child respond to that statement? Handling disappointment is part of life and knowing how to respond well to limits is part of maturity. But some children have a difficult time when…
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Parenting Game Changer: Training Vs Correction
If you’re doing a lot of good parenting but your child isn’t changing, then it might be time to think differently. That’s not to say you’re doing something wrong, but your child likely needs a different approach. Many…
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The Need for Parenting Shifts
Bobby is twelve years old. All of a sudden he’s resisting Mom at every turn. Her instructions lead to debates and arguing. Bobby used to be so pleasant and cooperative, but now the tension in their home is growing. Something needs to…