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  1. Sarah Cummings says:

    How we treat and communicate with our children will be a big impact on their behavior. These tips are a big help for raising our kids. Great post! ☺️

  2. Truly useful post! I find myself losing my patience way more often than I would like to and sometimes it’s hard to handle. It also brings a huge amount of guilt and self-blame with it. What I usually do is sit down at the end of the day and evaluate what made me lose my patience. Typically it’s because I have way too much on my plate and I get overwhelmed. Thank you for all the advice and for sharing your wisdom and experience in gentle parenting

  3. I love the advice on magic phrase of, “May I try again?” after apologizing. Implies true remorse and an effort to mend communication and maintaining a strong bond with the kiddos 🙂

  4. Read so many blogs about parenting…mostly just address the problem n ineffective solutions…loved all your post. Thanks for all the advice. Will try to be a calmer mom

  5. So your kid consistently disobeyed, broke the birthday present, and caused you to let down your friend…so you apologize to him and don’t address the behavior??? I agree it’s not helpful to yell at your kids, however if my kid is being disrespectful and someone gets upset about that, I’m not teaching her that it’s the other person’s fault because they got upset.

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