Dr. Deborah Gilboa, also known as Dr. G, is a parenting expert and the author of "Get the Behavior You Want, Without Being the Parent You Hate!" This article was originally published on Dec. 21 ...

Kids need consequences to change their behavior. Give the back-talking child a warning (one warning) to stop the fuss. If she does, praise her for her cooperation and move on with the day.

Over time, applied behavior analysis helps to instill those desired behaviors in your child.‌ Behavior and consequence. Just as good behaviors are rewarded, negative behaviors are discouraged.

Poor Impulse Control. Kids often see a big jump in self-control between the ages of 5 and 6. (Girls are usually better at this skill than boys.) If your child acts impulsively, they could: ...

Some kids start changing their behavior simply by being offered the opportunity to engage in the exercise. Others need an introduction, something on the order of, "We thought there might be ...

5. Do not project your own insecurities on your adopted kids. "The provocative behavior (from adopted kids) often plays into the parent's insecurities about being good enough parents and into ...

An aunt feels as though she’s boarded the hot mess express! The woman took time out of her family vacation to vent on Mumsnet that she’s ‘never known kids so messy’ as her sister’s kids.

Human Behavior; Middle children are more agreeable, humble and honest than siblings, new study suggests. The baby of the family would like a word. News. By Stephanie Pappas published 24 December 2024 ...

One woman named Tori on TikTok says parents need to stop using gentle parenting as a way to excuse bad behavior. TikTok/@ben_affleck_isanok_actor “It leads to a full grown tapeworm.” ...