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Educational programmes or sessions for parents to enhance their knowledge and strategies so that they can contribute to their childrens wellbeing are being offered as parent workshops by schools, community centres, libraries or other institutions with a focus on family support.
Parent education classes help people develop the skills necessary for disciplining kids, offering them support and helping them to grow as people. These classes also help prevent child abuse and poor treatment of children. Educational sessions support the family and build community.
The four Ps of parenting are practice, praise, point out, and prompt. This strategy involves practicing social skills with the child, praising their efforts and successes, pointing out areas for improvement sensitively and privately, and prompting the child to apply the skill in different situations.
Partial List of Topics Organizing Your Family Creating Your Home Schooling Structure Working With Agencies Teaching Your Kids About Your Money Establishing and Maintaining Social Media Controls How to Effectively Communicate With Your Children Finding the Discipline Plan That Works Accessing Resources
The four stages of parenting are Discipline (0-5 years old), Training (5-12), Coaching (12-18), and Friendship (18+ years old). Parents have to consciously adjust their approach as kids seamlessly transition from one stage to the next. Too many parents never do.
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The Four Cs are Choices, Consequences, Consistency and Compassion, and each is as important as the next, and none can be left out of effective parenting.
Sharon taught me the 4 Ds. Directive, duration, discipline and disengage. For example, now when I ask Brendan to clean his room, I say, Brendan, you have till noon to clean your room. If you dont, youll lose your phone for an hour. And I walk away.

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