Parenting Advice

This section offers parenting advice, parenting tips, loving parenting with an intent to learn, supporting personal responsibility in children, teaching Inner Bonding to children, using the Inner Bonding process in parenting, conflict resolution with children.

Article	Author
Being a Happy Parent - Part of Good Parenting	Dr. Margaret Paul
Parenting: Conflicts Over Homework	Dr. Margaret Paul
The Power of a Happy Parent: A Gift to the Whole Family	Dr. Margaret Paul
Leading with Love: Become the Role Model Your Family Needs	Dr. Margaret Paul
Playing with Toddlers	Dr. Margaret Paul
Parenting: Setting Loving Limits Through Loving Yourself	Dr. Margaret Paul
Managing Your Children's Rejection of You	Dr. Margaret Paul
Feeding Ourselves, Feeding our Children	Dr. Margaret Paul
Do You Want Your Children to Be Like You?	Dr. Margaret Paul
Raising Conscious Children	Dr. Margaret Paul
Are You Present with Your Children?	Dr. Margaret Paul
Parents: It's Time to Forgive Ourselves	Dr. Margaret Paul
Start Growing Healthy Children Before Getting Pregnant	Dr. Margaret Paul
Parenting Starts Before Pregnancy	Dr. Margaret Paul
Validating vs. Indulging Children's Feelings	Dr. Margaret Paul
Love, Food, and Kids	Dr. Margaret Paul
Protecting Your Child's Innocence	Dr. Margaret Paul
Are You Addicted to Your Children?	Dr. Margaret Paul
The Challenges of Single Parenting	Dr. Margaret Paul
Parents - Who's Looking Out for You?	Dr. Margaret Paul
Seeing The Souls of Your Children
Parenting: Is Praising Judgmental?	Dr. Margaret Paul
Parenting Yourself When You Have Small Children	Dr. Margaret Paul
Are You Raising Disrespectful and Controlling Children?	Dr. Margaret Paul
Why Are There So Many Overweight Kids?	Dr. Margaret Paul
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Daily Inspiration

What is your first reaction when someone is harsh, critical, sarcastic, angry, judgmental, attacking? Do you attack back? Do you withdraw and get silent? Do you defend and explain? Today, honor the feeling in your body that says "This doesn't feel good" and either speak your truth without blame, defense or judgment and open to learning, or lovingly disengage and compassionately take care of your feelings.

By Dr. Margaret Paul