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Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition) Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded ... Rated 4.5/5: Buy Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition) by Foster Cline Jim Fay: ISBN: 9781576839546 : 1 day delivery for Prime ... How Full Is Your Bucket (Expanded Anniversary Edition) by ... Clifton and Rath paint a compelling picture of the good things that happen when people are encouraged recognized and praised regularly as well as the emotional ... Breaking Celeb News Entertainment News and Celebrity ... This content is available customized for our international audience. Switch to US edition This content is available customized for our international audience. Macmillan - Distinguished Award Winning Global Publisher ... Shelter. By Jung Yun. Kyung Cho is a young father burdened by a house he cant afford. For years he and his wife... Grandloving.com Grandloving: Enjoy the 5th Edition. 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Dan Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson's "The Whole Brain Child" fails to deliver on the titular promise of "revolutionary" parenting strategies to "truly help your kids be ... Rank: #1140 in BooksBrand: Tyndale House PublishersPublished on: 2006-05-03Released on: 2006-04-19Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 8.90" h x 1.10" w x 5.90" l, 1.10 pounds Binding: Hardcover272 pages 26 of 27 people found the following review helpful.I was a strong-willed child, and I wish my parents had used these principles with me..By JennersesThis book is a parenting game-changer. Certainly not every parenting method will work with every child or temperament. I can say, though, that I was a very strong willed child myself, and if my parents had used these methods, our house would have been much more peaceful, relationships improved, and I probably wouldn't have made some of the poor choices as an older teen that I did. I have personally seen these principles used with great success in children of friends and family members. I personally haven't had a chance to use this with my son, as he is still a baby, but I'm trying to be prepared!I feel like many of the negative reviews didn't thoroughly read the parts they are concerned with, or misconstrued the examples. The authors lay out general parenting principles, and then offer examples of how to implement these principles. These are EXAMPLES, people! You can certainly implement them in different manners than the authors suggest, based on your own child and what you feel is right as a parent. The authors state that the parent should only offer two choices that the parent is comfortable with. If you aren't comfortable with a certain choice (such as giving away a pet), then don't make that one of the choices you are offering, duh! The pet example seems to have many people up-in-arms, yet in this example, the parent did NOT permanently give away the pet as people state, they temporarily gave the dog to a family friend, telling the child they had 3 days to decide if the pet could come back home. Also, they did not starve the pet as everyone seems to think, they did let the child know they were abusing the pet by not feeding it. It certainly doesn't say the parent didn't or shouldn't feed the pet (without telling the child). No one is that heartless, and it doesn't serve a purpose. Also, the authors frequently list out precautions with their advice, since some individuals may misuse these techniques (as can happen with any parenting technique). They also have a section where they discuss how certain principles have been misconstructed, misprepresented and taken out of context. I feel like those who were concerned simply didn't read those additional words of wisdom. An example is that the authors discuss how the "uh oh" song is for when a child is misbehaving for the sake of misbehaving -- NOT because of a NEED. They emphasize that a need (vs a want) must be met, and I think some parents were too quick to use the "uh oh" song rather than meeting a need of the child. Also, I saw not even the slightest hint of any "attachment theory" in this book -- I hadn't even heard of this until I read some of the reviews. Now that I know what they were referring to, I can tell you there is none of this in the book.Another amazing book that I highly recommend is "Loving Our Kids on Purpose" by Danny Silk. It is quite compatible with the Love and Logic principles, but emphasizes the importance of building a relationship with our children.7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.Priceless wisdom for all relationshipsBy Brian SmithThe love and logic principles comprise one of three or four pillars of wisdom that have guided my wife and me through 27 years, parenting four kids. Our youngest just graduated high school last month. (One of the other pillars has been James Dobson's original film series, Focus on the Family, which I watched and devoured just out of high school. That series had me wanting to be a grandfather--not quite yet--since I was 19.) My youngest son is a summer camp counselor, and I bought this as a gift for him, to begin equipping him for life. He agreed to read/listen to this book (I bought both the print book and the audio version) over the next few weeks, and he is practicing its concepts right now on his little minions.These ideas serve us, not just in parenting or in other relationships with kids, but in all relationships. The two key ideas are: (1) As much as possible, allow kids to take responsibility for their own choices, and then let the good or bad consequences be the teachers, so you don't have to be the bad guy. (2) When painful consequences result from a poor choice, show genuine empathy for the child's pain ("I'm so sorry that happened. I'll bet that was really disappointing"), so you come across as a compassionate ally, not an enemy.Of course, we parents can't leave all decisions to our children. That's why the love and logic system guides us to follow a V-shaped pattern over time, assuming more control over decisions early in the child's life, and gradually handing more and more control over to the child, as he/she is capable of learning from decisions. The opposite is the A-shaped pattern, giving the child free-rein from infancy, recognizing too late that he/she has become spoiled, and then trying to take too much control later in the teen years. That's a setup for serious rebellion (not always avoidable in any situation). (I may have gotten the A and the V reversed, with the width representing the amount of control you give the child. But you get the idea.)The book has a ton more. The front half (100 pp) teaches the concepts. The back more-than-half is dozens of chapters applying the principles to all kinds of parenting life situations. The franchise has cranked out many other excellent books, showing how the principles apply specifically to teens, for example. I attended a lecture once by Charles Faye about using love and logic with ADHD kids, and it was excellent.As I said, the wise will also see how to implement the same ideas in all kinds of relationships--in all family relationships (even marriage), in all work and professional relationships, with friends and neighbors, even with enemies (who are often simply thinking and feeling like children). The book is worth anything you pay for it. If you use it.8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.The therapist highly recommended I read this book- I listened to it on ...By AllisonMy daughter and I see a play therapist, well my daughter sees her and I arrange the appointments stay as an active parent in my daughters learning moments. The therapist highly recommended I read this book- I listened to it on audible, and let me tell you- THIS BOOK IS A GAME CHANGER FOLKS!! I have finally found a healthy ebb flow in our homes parent/child structure, less yelling quicker obiedience/follow through/respect. The respect goes both ways now. I love this book. It's never too late or too early to apply its teachings! #winningSee all 664 customer reviews... Grandloving.com Grandloving: Enjoy the 5th Edition. When you order the fully revised and expanded edition of Grandloving: Making Memories With Your Grandchildren you'll get tips ... The Latest On AXS We should all love something as much as LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer loves his teams new Seat Bid site. Appearing on Conan Tuesday nig Corrections - Salon.com An earlier version of the Jan. 11 story Donald Trump isnt going to admit just how unpopular he is had initially referenced a tweet that appeared ... How Full Is Your Bucket? (Expanded Anniversary Edition) by ... Clifton and Rath paint a compelling picture of the good things that happen when people are encouraged recognized and praised regularly as well as the emotional ... Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded ... Rated 4.5/5: Buy Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition) by Foster Cline Jim Fay: ISBN: 9781576839546 : 1 day delivery for Prime ... Breaking Celeb News Entertainment News and Celebrity ... This content is available customized for our international audience. Switch to US edition? This content is available customized for our international audience. BibMe: Free Bibliography & Citation Maker - MLA APA ... Using other peoples research or ideas without giving them due credit is plagiarism. Since BibMe makes it easy to create citations build bibliographies and ... The Whole-Brain Child: 12 Revolutionary Strategies to ... 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