Time-in is in; when time-out doesn't work, try this amazingly effective new discipline technique

Article Abstract:

The right technique to make children see what is wrong is necessary in disciplining a child. An idea called Time-In, which involves four steps, provides a proper technique for discipline. The steps include asking, to urge a child to think; acting, to get the child's attention; attending, to be able to pay close attention to the problem; and amending, to re-establish the bond with the child.

Methods, Parenting, Discipline of children, Child discipline

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Tug of chores

Article Abstract:

Advice is given for women on how to delegate household chores. It is suggested that chores be split, that the household sticks to the plan, that daily chores be redistributed, and that women be willing to give up total control. Included are tips for getting young children to help out too.

United States, Management, Home economics, House cleaning

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