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When your child hurts you in anger

Genevieve Simperingham, 15/12/2017, Q & A, aggression, boundaries, children fighting, discipline, hitting, hitting parent, limits, parental overwhelm, power struggles, Q & A Article, violence, 0

I'm losing it with my four year old! Sarah asks: "He is having a very long spree of very...

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Aggression – Why children lash out and what to do

Genevieve Simperingham, 23/06/2013, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, aggression, hitting, 76

Written by Genevieve Simperingham and originally published in The Natural Parent Magazine. When one’s child goes through a phase...

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What does a child learn when they’re in Time Out?

Genevieve Simperingham, 02/05/2013, Understanding Peaceful Parenting, aggression, alternatives to punishment, discipline, punishments, time in, time out, 0

Time out is a popular approach that many parenting experts still advocate. But more and more parents are realizing...

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Genevieve mediates conflict between a large group of kids

Genevieve Simperingham, 28/04/2013, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, aggression, angry children, arguments, children fighting, conflict resolution, conflicts amongst children, crying, discipline, kids fighting, peaceful parenting, problem solving, sharing, shouting, shrieking, sibling rivalry, siblings, 0

I was recently at a social gathering where gangs of children swarmed around the house and the land,...

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The peaceful parenting approach to kid’s conflicts

Genevieve Simperingham, 27/04/2013, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, aggression, arguing, boundaries, fighting, hitting, kid's conflict, limits, siblings, 0

By Genevieve Simperingham When children argue, it really tests a parent's patience to the max! Yet the more equipped...

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Child’s Feelings and Needs Chart

Genevieve Simperingham, 21/04/2013, Understanding Peaceful Parenting, aggression, boundaries, defiance, feelings, grumpy child, limits, needs, 5

Peaceful Parenting puts the focus on identifying the underlying feelings and unmet needs relating to out of balance behaviour. ...

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Conflict Resolution – resolving conflicts peacefully

Genevieve Simperingham, 06/12/2011, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, aggression, angry children, children fighting, conflict resolution, discipline, peaceful parenting, problem solving, sibling rivalry, siblings, 1

Problems in the family or classroom easily escalate into conflicts when one or both parties become upset and speak...

When your child hurts you in anger

Aggression – Why children lash out and what to do

What does a child learn when they’re in Time Out?

The peaceful parenting approach to kid’s conflicts

Child’s Feelings and Needs Chart

Conflict Resolution – resolving conflicts peacefully

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When your child hurts you in anger

Aggression – Why children lash out and what to do

What does a child learn when they’re in Time Out?

Genevieve mediates conflict between a large group of kids

The peaceful parenting approach to kid’s conflicts

Child’s Feelings and Needs Chart

Conflict Resolution – resolving conflicts peacefully

Learn more about the Training

5 FREE videos to learn the best strategies to decrease defiance & increase cooperation. While making punishments redundant!

Join 91,000 followers on Facebook

Do you wish you had an easy chart with the best solutions to common unwanted behaviours?

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CONTACT US

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