Parenting Videos

Shouting, shaking, and spanking—all too often these common reactions escalate into child abuse. Show parents a different, more positive way to discipline their child. Using real-life scenarios, this 3 volume set contrasts reactionary parenting with more effective techniques that are proven to be healthier for children. After watching this program, parents will be able to put these new skills into practice and face discipline challenges with confidence.

Program Benefits:

• Learning scenarios – teaches parents with “before and after” storyline
• Reduce abuse – strategies to control aggressive reactions
• Positive parenting – techniques that boost child’s self-esteem
• Reinforce with reviews – scenario replays make lessons memorable
• Understanding children – reveals why kids do what they do
• Positive commitment – have parents take the “No Spanking Pledge”

Series Includes:

 

Volume 1: Babies (Birth to 1)
Shows parents how to connect and build trust with their baby by consistently responding to their needs and providing calm, confident guidance. Topics include:

• Responding to Crying – crying is normal, check the basics, comfort techniques, Abusive Head Trauma, anger management techniques, getting support, postpartum depression, colic, taking care of yourself
• Redirecting Baby’s Curiosity – baby-proofing, distraction, redirection, consistency
• Connecting to Baby – responding to baby’s needs, routines, playing, reading, physical connection, acceptance and appreciation

Volume 2: Toddlers (Ages 1 and 2)
Teaches parents how to use supervision and clear communication to support their toddler’s growing independence. Topics include:

• Setting Safe Limits – supervision, child-proofing, communicating simple limits, positive statements, responding to danger, redirection
• Easing Mealtime Struggles – being proactive, let them help, avoiding power struggles by limiting choices
• Teaching an Aggressive Child – cooling-off time, teach with simple words, prevention, role play, modeling anger management

Volume 3: Preschoolers (Ages 3 to 5)
Explains how clear expectations, time-outs, and natural consequences help young children become more cooperative. Topics include:

• Easing Bedtime Battles – establishing a routine, involving your child, transition time, motivating with rewards
• Responding to Aggression – communicating expectations, time-outs, teach alternative behavior, natural consequences, prevention, modeling anger management, limiting TV, cooperative games
• Dealing with Defiance – acknowledging feelings, offering limited choices, setting simple limits, encouragement, consistency

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