Positive Parenting Skills

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young-screaming-boyPositive Parenting Skills – what exactly does that mean?

Do you have a child that’s especially difficult? Maybe he’s got ADD, ADHD, ODD, Bipolar disorder, autism, or one any number of behavior problems. What are you going to do? Is there anything you can do? If you’re at the point where you’re tearing your hair out and your house is out of control, please do yourself a favor – click here now for help!

James Lehman, MSW, the creator of The Total Transformation Program, says that these disorders or diagnoses are no reason to throw up your hands and say “I quit!” They are all issues that can be addressed by giving yourself effective, or positive parenting skills.

Mr. Lehman says that parents need to be taught how to be effective parents, and that most of the bad, defiant, belligerent behavior exhibited by children is because they don’t have the problem solving skills necessary to be successful. Our job as parents is to give our kids those skills, and that’s what the Total Transformation does.

We’re the parents of five adopted kids, and these kids definitely have special needs, so we need special skills are their parents. We’ve found that the Total Transformation has given us that. We’ve tried many different things over the years, but this one really helped. Why? Because it addresses changes we can make in our parenting – one step at a time – that help us to give our kids the problem solving skills they need to not only survive, but to be successful. After all, that’s our job, right? To raise (and train) our kids to be successful adults, so that when the move out they can handle life.

If you’re in a bad place as far as your family is concerned, you need to take a look at the Total Transformation. It’s saved our sanity, maybe it can help you too!

 

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Comments on Positive Parenting Skills Leave a Comment

July 9, 2009

erinlininger @ 2:09 pm #

my 7year old how to get her to leave her 2yearold sister alone

July 14, 2009

julie @ 11:22 pm #

What exactly is she doing?

August 8, 2009

Patrice @ 4:10 am #

I totally agree. Our kids have different special needs.

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