Tag Archives: discipline

Listener Q & A: Punishment, Teenage Boys, & Letting Go

November 16, 2023Listener Q & ABabyQuip, BetterHelp, discipline, listener Q & A, perimenopause, punishment, Q & A, roughhousing, school, screens, teensJennifer L.W. Fink

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Parenting Beyond Power with Jen Lumanlan

October 5, 2023Guests, ParentingBetter Help, discipline, essential labs, Factor, homework, Jen Lumanlan, parenting, Parenting Beyond Power, racism, social justiceJennifer L.W. Fink

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Sue Atkins Tackles Common Parenting Questions

June 29, 2023Guests, ParentingBabyQuip, discipline, parenting, screen time, self-care, Sue AtkinsJennifer L.W. Fink

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Brain-Body Parenting with Dr. Mona Delahooke

February 10, 2022Guests, Parentingbeyond behaviors, Brain-Body Parenting, co-regulation, discipline, Dr. Mona Delahooke, SambucolJennifer L.W. Fink

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Brain-body parenting can help you raise joyful, resilient boys, says Dr. Mona Delahooke. Boys’ behavior offers clues as to what’s going on inside the child — and deciphering what’s happening internally can help us tailor our response to the unique human individual before us. It’s time to “move from focusing on behaviors to focusing on … Continue reading Brain-Body Parenting with Dr. Mona Delahooke →

Troubled Boys (w Kenneth R. Rosen)

July 29, 2021Guests, Parentingboarding schools, discipline, Hiya Health, Kenneth R. Rosen, learning, residential treatment programs, school, troubled, troubled boysJennifer L.W. Fink

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What do you with troubled boys? With boys who are failing school, sneaking off, and using substances? Boys who have resisted disciplinary efforts and redirection? That’s the question at the heart of Kenneth R. Rosen’s latest book, Troubled: The Failed Promise of America’s Behavioral Treatment Programs. There are no easy answers to that question but … Continue reading Troubled Boys (w Kenneth R. Rosen) →

Cracking the Boy Code with Dr. Adam Cox

December 17, 2020Guests, Parentingcommunication, Cracking the Boy Code, depression, discipline, Dr. Adam Cox, motivation, parenting, video gamesJanet

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Dr. Adam Cox helped Janet crack the boy code, way back when she was a first grade teacher who didn’t know what to do with a class full of boys. His book, Cracking the Boy Code: How to Understand and Talk with Boys, is a seminal text that contains valuable insights for parents and teachers … Continue reading Cracking the Boy Code with Dr. Adam Cox →

Family Meetings & The 9-Year Change

October 29, 2020Parenting, Uncategorized9 year change, communication, discipline, family meetingsJanet

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Family meetings can you help adapt your parenting to fit the changing needs of your family. One of the most challenging (and demoralizing) aspects of parenting is realizing that you must constantly revise your parenting strategies. The tips, techniques and discipline strategies that worked so well when your little boy was 2 don’t work at … Continue reading Family Meetings & The 9-Year Change →

Listener Q & A – Parenting Teen Boys

October 15, 2020Listener Q & A, Uncategorizedanger, discipline, listener Q & A, school, teenagers, teensJanet

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Parenting teen boys is not easy. They’re bigger than us. Stronger than us. They speak in a language we don’t necessarily understand — if they choose to speak at all. Their focus is turning outward, just as we parents realize how little time we have left to teach them all the things they need to … Continue reading Listener Q & A – Parenting Teen Boys →

Parenting Outside the Lines with Meghan Leahy

September 24, 2020Guests, Parenting, Uncategorizedcommunication, discipline, Meaghn Leahy, parenting, Parenting Outside the Lines, screen timeJanet

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Parenting outside the lines frees us up to connect with our children in an authentic way. It allows us to skip over the “must do’s” and simply, instead, do the next right thing in any given moment. And if the “right thing” ultimately takes us a direction we don’t want to go, it gives us … Continue reading Parenting Outside the Lines with Meghan Leahy →

Help Boys Listen & Learn (Listener Q & A)

September 3, 2020Listener Q & A, UncategorizedBuilding Boys Bulletin, communication, discipline, emotions, fathers, learning, listener Q & A, parenting, school, teens, video gamesJanet

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How do we help boys listen & learn? In month whatever of the pandemic, we’re all grappling with a lot of tough questions, including what to do about school and injustice and inequality. We can’t give you any easy answers regarding schooling during the cornonavirus pandemic or the fight for equality and justice. There aren’t … Continue reading Help Boys Listen & Learn (Listener Q & A) →