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When your child hurts you in anger
Genevieve Simperingham, , Q & A, aggression, boundaries, children fighting, discipline, hitting, hitting parent, limits, parental overwhelm, power struggles, Q & A Article, violence, 0This content is for members only
Helping Little People Deal with Their Big Feelings
Genevieve Simperingham, , PP Strategies & Tools, allowing feelings, boundaries, discipline, empathy, setting limits, sympathy, tantrums, 11Table of Contents Young children can feel and express a lot of big feelings! Figuring out how to best...
Help your child master problem solving
Genevieve Simperingham, , PP Strategies & Tools, children fighting, conflict resolution, discipline, empathy, problem solving, siblings fighting, 8Table of Contents Instead of thinking of your child’s behaviour as wrong or naughty, it’s more constructive to think...
Tread gently when correcting your child
Genevieve Simperingham, , Respectful Communication, boundaries, chores, discipline, i statements, limits, parental frustration, requests, 6Table of Contents Parents work hard to help their child become aware of what’s socially appropriate and inappropriate, what...
Genevieve mediates conflict between a large group of kids
Genevieve Simperingham, , 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, 0Table of Contents How Genevieve got pulled in to mediating the kids I was recently at a social gathering...
Conflict Resolution – resolving conflicts peacefully
Genevieve Simperingham, , Aggression & Sibling Struggles, aggression, angry children, children fighting, conflict resolution, discipline, peaceful parenting, problem solving, sibling rivalry, siblings, 5Table of Contents Problems in the family or classroom easily escalate into conflicts when one or both parties become...






