Awhile back, I posted about some research done on lying in children. A very brief explanation of the study was that kids lied more often and more effectively when punishment was on the line. Because so many children go through a lying phase, or more than a phase, I am writing this post [...]
Continue Reading →Mindfulness. It’s practically a buzz word these days. Even Oprah is talking about it. So what is mindfulness, exactly, and why all the buzz?
In brief, mindfulness is the bringing of one’s attention to what is right here, right now. It is inviting oneself to let the ruminating about the past go and the obsessing [...]
Continue Reading →In a previous post on time-out, I mentioned the technique of forced choice. Reader feedback tells me that this topic is a good one to cover on its own. So without further ado, here you go.
Why Use Forced Choice
First, let’s talk first about why it is important to give children choices. [...]
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