Being able to understand what other people are feeling (p.6-11), Empathy, Love, The way a child learns and responds to the world (p.6-11), Temperament, Attachment, The best way to help your child learn how to behave, Discipline, Positive Parent/Role model, Attachment, Children want our approval. How can we make them feel good about themselves? (p.16-18), Be kind and firm, Praise and encourage, be clear about the actions, Discipline, Your child needs to learn the results of his behaviour. What should we base our consequences on? (p.16-19), Fair, realistic, safe, and right for your child's age, What can they do, what they cannot do, and why, Can we change a child's temperament? (p.6-11), No, a child's temperament cannot be changed, Yes, it can change over time, What can parents can do to help stop problem behaviour? (p.20-23), Calm down, Praise and encourage, "Whenever he's around, children end up yelling, fighting, and crying" (p.31-35), Active behaviour, Aggressive behaviour, My child says "No!" to everything I say. What is he showing me?, I want to do this myself, He is learning to think on his own, He is defying me/trying to make me upset, Tantrums are a way of working off frustration. If we missed the warning signs, what can you do during a tantrum to support your child? (p.70-71), Stay calm, give options, and help him name his feelings, Stay calm and let it run its course, Stay calm, keep your child safe, do not give into wants/try to reason, and let it run its course, Leave the child alone, let it run its course, help him to name his feelings after the tantrum is over

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