What is discipline?
International Parenting Summit Mini-Series
Almost daily, parents are faced with challenges connected to children's behaviour. These challenges might require you to teach your children about social skills, rules, behaviour and more.
Knowing what to do and how to do it is key in disciplining yourself and your children. Apart from that, we need the answer to how as well as how to communicate it.
How do we communicate with our kids was the first summit weekend of TEACHING COMMUNICATION TO YOUR CHILDREN (learn more here), but what do we do if children still don't listen.
What are the tools and techniques that you can use to disciple your children?
It's important to not spank, hit, or slap a child of any age. That is physical punishment, not discipline. Please don't do it. Many studies have shown that there are very negative consequences for the children as well as their brain make-up. Babies and toddlers are especially unlikely to be able to make any connection between their behaviour and physical punishment. They will only feel the pain of the hit and have emotional consequences. These actions are not discipline but punishment for your kids. Discipline is more of a means of actively engaging with kids to help mold their moral character — a way to teach them right from wrong. And this is a skill that is vital to functioning in society.
Learn more about Finding a Successful way of Disciplining your Kids at this summit.
Summit Cost: $39
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Your Summit Host
Malva Gasowski
Alex Pin
How to discipline your child with inner calmness
Meaghan Jackson
How to get your child to listen and win cooperation
Stacy Spensley
What do you do when your child doesn't react like the examples in all the books
Mary Wilde
Creating containment systems and providing ”yes” spaces
Danielle Murphy Faris
Setting up the child’s day/week to minimize misbehaviour by maintaining a rhythm and routine to your days
Amy Carpenter
How to discover the magic art of consistency in delivering consequences that are meaningful to children
Michael Larson
How to teach, as a parent, role modeling, natural consequences, giving power and control to our children
Mary Peterson Cook
Start with your family values and develop your age-appropriate boundaries
Melissa Corkum
The REAL Life Behavior Plan System {for Adoptive Families}
Danielle Bettmann
Teaching the fundamental "whys" of discipline
Nidhi Gupta
Setting a productive routine while formulating rules & limits
Punam Saxena
Approaching discipline that won't happen overnight but we must keep trying
Renee Lowry
Your children are not a reflection of you and your parenting, but rather you are to be a mirror for your children
Linda Hayes-Cooper
Take a reflective parenting two hand approach to discipline
Crystal Haitsma
What rewards and punishments do to children's natural motivation
Speakers panel
Finding a successful approach to disciplining our children
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