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A Top 10 Bestseller!
Real Life Solutions to Common Parenting Challenges |
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Positive Discipline:
Without Shaking, Shouting, or Spanking
3 Volume Set
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Platinum Best of Show, Living Skills - Aurora Awards
Finalist, Social Issues - 26th Annual Telly Awards
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3 Volume Set: $299.85
Individual Volume: $124.95
Length: Vol. 1, 25 min. • Vol. 2, 24 min. • Vol. 3, 27 min.
Released: 2004
Ages: 13 - Adult
Languages: English and Spanish
Formats: DVD and VHS
Includes: Facilitator's Guide and Handouts
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 "Highly recommended."
- Video Librarian
“ Positive Discipline is up-to date, realistic, and speaks to issues that appeal to parents across socioeconomic lines. A great teaching tool!”
- Sandra Sears, LCSW, BCD, FACES
(Family Advocacy, Care, Education, Support)
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The frustrations of raising a child can lead parents to discipline by shouting, shaking, or spanking, behavior that all too often escalates into abuse. InJoy’s all-new Positive Discipline series shows parents a different way. Using real life scenarios, this video contrasts harmful, reactionary parenting with more effective, positive-parenting techniques that are proven to be healthier for kids. After watching this program, parents will be able to put these new skills into practice and bring harmony into their homes.
Volume 1: Babies (Birth to 1) Topics include:
Responding to Crying
Redirecting Baby’s Curiosity
Connecting to Baby
Parents will learn: understanding and meeting baby’s needs, anger management, interacting with baby, enjoying baby’s uniqueness, babyproofing, distraction, consistency, and more
Volume 2: Toddlers (Ages 1 and 2) Topics include:
Setting Safe Limits
Easing Mealtime Struggles
Handling Biting
Parents will learn: prevention, setting and practicing limits, using positive statements, redirection, offering choices, letting child help, creating cooling off periods, and more
Volume 3: Preschoolers (Ages 3 to 5) Topics include:
Easing Bedtime Battles
Responding to Aggression
Dealing with Defiance
Parents will learn: creating routines, giving transition time, using motivation, correct use of time outs, setting limits and rewards, reinforcing appropriate behavior, and more
INSPIRE YOUR PARENTS TO TAKE THE “NO SPANKING PLEDGE”
After showing the negative effects of physical punishment and emotional abuse, each program concludes by motivating parents to take a simple No Spanking Pledge. This pledge requires parents to make a conscious effort to use positive discipline, which can reduce child abuse injuries due to excessive discipline.
BENEFITS TO EDUCATORS:
Engages parents with “before and after” storyline
Includes basic child development information
Emphasizes prevention, consistency, and staying in control
Shows age-appropriate techniques that boost child’s self-esteem
Offers a nonjudgmental way to start conversations with pro-spanking families
Includes diverse families, dads, and single parents
Comes with comprehensive Facilitator’s Guide, including parent handouts
 CLOSED CAPTIONED ENGLISH ONLY
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