parenting – Page 6 – Dr. Randy Cale

02 Sep

Three Mistakes Divorcing Parents Must Avoid

Recently, several situations have reminded me of the importance of speaking to parents going through a divorce, particularly those with high levels of conflict. Repeatedly, we see that the literature is clear: Studies consistently show that divorce tends to cause

28 Aug

You Have to Stop?

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In All Posts, Communication, Parent Coaching
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In the last few months, how often do you find yourself saying something like this? When talking with the kids, it begins with the phrase, “You need to” and ends with a variety of behaviors or tasks. Examples include:

24 Aug

Who Needs A Time-out? Child or Parent?

Everyone is familiar with the idea of a ‘time-out.’ When used properly, giving a time-out to children will effectively help eliminate a wide range of behavioral issues. Time-outs often seem to be inadequate for certain situations, and usually, the problem

20 Aug

Five Parenting Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make During These Tough Times

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In All Posts, Family Rules & Limits Setting, Parent Coaching
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As the old saying goes, ‘The road to misery is paved with good intentions.’ It seems that many families are talking the good talk but failing to back this up with sound action. In today’s article, I will cover five

12 Aug

More Than Ever…Summer Structure Can Save Your Sanity!

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In All Posts, Chores, Holidays & Vacation, Parent Coaching
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After the recent months of being cooped up inside, many of us feel ready to let go and have some freedom. However, when we honestly look back at your children’s lives, many have had little structure and much freedom. With

09 Aug

Stop Your Children’s Arguments

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In All Posts, Arguing & Fighting, Parent Coaching
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Many children and teens love to argue and negotiate. Many will argue about anything and everything, from what they should eat to when they should go to bed, as well as whether or not they should do their homework. Some

30 Jul

The Renegade Parents Cherishes Gratitude for Good Reason

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In All Posts, Appreciation & Gratitude, Parent Coaching
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It’s that joyous time of the year when you often hear stories evoking gratitude and appreciation. And, it seems almost everyone is on board with supporting the value of gratitude and ‘believing in it.’ This is the third discussion of

27 Jul

Renegade Parent – Part 3

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In All Posts, Parent Coaching, Self-Esteem
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Has this ever happened to you? You mention something about your life, perhaps an event that was a bit upsetting, and your friend or family member then begins a long diatribe offering criticism and advice on what others should have

24 Jul

Managing the Child with ADD/ADHD – Part 2

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In ADD & ADHD, All Posts, Parent Coaching
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A child with attentional issues, whether full ADD/ADHD or not, can be a challenge for parents. At times, it’s about keeping them on task. At other times, it’s managing the behavioral issues that evolve over time, as parental strategies fail

20 Jul

Renegade Parent – Part 2

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In All Posts, Parent Coaching, Parenting Styles & Role
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The Renegade Parent Is Prepared for Success This Year As book bags are selected and schedules are filling up, many parents approach the school year with a combination of relief (that the summer is over) and growing trepidation about the