Points to Remember:
1. Ask your child ______________to demonstrate ________________.
2. Each evening before bedtime, say to your child, _______________. Expect nothing in return.
3. ____________at least one evening each week.
4. Use _______________whenever your answer is “yes.”
5. Use _________________________whenever your answer is “no.”
6. Catch your child ___________________________________at least once each day.
7. Use ______________________when you want something from your kid.
8. Give your child at least ________________each day.
9. Find something ________to do with your teen each week.
10. Use the ____________________________ approach when something unexpected pops-up.
11. Visualize ____________________, and play that visualization often.
12. When you are undecided about what to say or do in any particular situation, always ask yourself the following question: "_________________________?"
13. If things get worse before they get better, you are ______________.
14. Learn to say, and stick with, ________.
15. Give your child five or more different __________that he/she does every week.
16. __________ rather than nag.
17. Differentiate between your child’s ________and his/her ________.
18. Keep an eye out for your child’s _________________.
19. Remember that parenting is not a popularity contest – you are not a ___________.
20. Respond to your child’s strong emotions with ______________.
21. Give only one _____________, then follow through with _____________.
22. Expect children to ____________ parental changes.
23. When taking away privileges, be sure to __________.
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1. Ask your child ______________to demonstrate ________________.
2. Each evening before bedtime, say to your child, _______________. Expect nothing in return.
3. ____________at least one evening each week.
4. Use _______________whenever your answer is “yes.”
5. Use _________________________whenever your answer is “no.”
6. Catch your child ___________________________________at least once each day.
7. Use ______________________when you want something from your kid.
8. Give your child at least ________________each day.
9. Find something ________to do with your teen each week.
10. Use the ____________________________ approach when something unexpected pops-up.
11. Visualize ____________________, and play that visualization often.
12. When you are undecided about what to say or do in any particular situation, always ask yourself the following question: "_________________________?"
13. If things get worse before they get better, you are ______________.
14. Learn to say, and stick with, ________.
15. Give your child five or more different __________that he/she does every week.
16. __________ rather than nag.
17. Differentiate between your child’s ________and his/her ________.
18. Keep an eye out for your child’s _________________.
19. Remember that parenting is not a popularity contest – you are not a ___________.
20. Respond to your child’s strong emotions with ______________.
21. Give only one _____________, then follow through with _____________.
22. Expect children to ____________ parental changes.
23. When taking away privileges, be sure to __________.
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