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» Adult Aid to Child Discipline - Select the punishment from time out, restriction or spanking and this site will randomly select how long or how much the child should receive. There is also a punishment contract, homework help page and parenting links.
» Allon Publishing - Dedicated to helping parents and guardians help kids.
» Breakthrough Parenting - A new way to raise children, making them more inner-directed as an effective way of creating self-discipline. This significantly reduces parents' workload and dramatically improves communication in the family.
» Destructive Behavior - Destructive behaviors not only affect the child exhibiting the behavior, but also the lives of family members and others around the child. Ohio State University Extension offers a fact sheet offering ways to deal with this difficult situation.
» Discipline and Parenting Your Child - See how other parents discipline their children. Get advice and see what works for others.
» Discipline with Love: A Guide for Parents with Spirited Children - Good parents at wits end? Have the peaceful home you crave with our practical suggestions on tantrums, defiance, power struggles and other difficult behaviors.
» Dissolving Power Struggles - It's best to avoid getting into control struggles but sometimes parents become locked in a battle in which no one wins or surrenders.
» Effective Discipline - An Ohio State University Extension fact sheet on the best methods to use to help children behave properly.
» End Physical Punishment of Children New Zealand - Parenting skills, resources, newsletters, contact, links, for people who want to raise children without using physical punishment.
» Guidance for Effective Discipline - American Academy of Pediatrics Guidelines on effective discipline of children. Discourages use of corporal punishment.
» Guiding Self-Discipline - Information on guiding children towards a self-disciplined lifestyle.
» Happy Children - How to effectively discipline children for defiance, poor grades, drug use, discourteousness, theft, or out of control.
» How to Deal With Your Child's Temper Tantrums - A guide on how to respond to tantrums, how to teach your child not to throw tantrums and how to prevent tantrums.
» Keep Your Kids From Driving You Crazy - Common sense tips from a daycare provider on discipline and childcare.
» Parent Coaching Cards - Devoted to helping parents, educators, and counselors develop and improve upon children's self-control and social skills. A practical, hands-on reference for children experiencing social and emotional difficulties.
» Positive Discipline - Provides positive solutions to disciplining young children for parents, caregivers and educators; includes articles and an online store of books, videos and audiotapes.
» Problem Behaviors with Children - An Ohio State University Extension fact sheet on understanding why some children are difficult, and what can be done to remedy the situation.
» S.C.R.U.B. Discipline System - Discipline system created by a mom to take stress and guesswork out of childhood discipline; teach kids and parents self-control.
» Spank with Love - Recommendations for the appropriate, non-abusive use of spanking as a parenting tool. Discusses common spanking implements, positions, and techniques.
» The Center for Effective Discipline - Headquarters for the National Coalition to Abolish Corporal Punishment in Schools and EPOCH-USA (End Physical Punishment of Children). Both organizations strive to completely end physical punishment of children in all settings.
» The Family Corner - Giving "time-out" a new meaning. Parents are always searching for good solid advice when it comes to their family and home life.
» Time Out for - Time-out can be an effective form of non-physical discipline for children.
» WeBehave - Behavior management products for kids and professional advice and insights on discipline techniques for parents, teachers and caregivers.