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8 products. Parenting the Love and Logic Way - Workbook. $9.00 USD. 9 Essential Skills for the Love and Logic Classroom - Workbook. $10.00 USD. Love and Logic: Adults Supporting Youth with Challenging Pasts (Trauma Informed Care) - Workbook. $9.00 USD. Love and Logic: Supporting Youth with Special Needs - Workbook. $9.00 USD.
The Love and Logic approach to parenting is built around the science of caring and respectful relationships. An authentic, loving connection between parents and their children forms the foundation of good behavior and healthy decision-making.
What Love and Logic Is Not 98 It’s Never Too Late to Start 104 Part 2: Love and Logic Parenting Tools How to Use Love and Logic Pearls 106 1. Allowances/Money 107 2. Anger: When It’s Appropriate 110 3. Bedtime 112 4. Bossiness 115 5. Bullying and Cyberbullying 117 6. Car Wars: Back-Seat Battles 121 7. Chores 125 8.
All six sessions of Love and Logic Parenting Online to watch on your schedule. Downloadable Worksheets to reinforce what you learn. Two additional audios containing great parenting insights and tips — a $25 value. Enroll for Instant Access.
ONE-LINERS. Kids seem to have a repertoire of “hooks” they use to get their parents to argue with them. Here are some Love and Logic One-Liners that will get parents off the hook and cause children to do more of the thinking. Remember: The “one-liners” are only effective when said with genuine compassion and understanding.
Parenting Tips Using Love and Logic "Big Kids Do It in the Potty"… and Other Adventures (pdf) End Childhood Swearing (pdf) End the Bedtime Blues (pdf) Helping Aggressive Toddlers and Preschoolers Get Started Before it's too Late! (pdf) If Kids Can Hear Promises, They Can Hear Requests (pdf) School Success Starts Early (pdf)
The Love and Logic Book has four main ideas. It encourages parents to: Build self-concept. Share the control or decision making. Offer Empathy then consequences. Share the thinking and problem solving. Formula for high-self concept: Offer empathy, understanding and love. Allow children to struggle and solve their own problems.
