K-4th

While some approaches to discipline harm relationships between parents and children, you can avoid this trap by collaboratively establishing consequences for misbehavior in advance, freeing you to spend more time empathizing and less time nagging. (Best for parents of children in K through fourth grade) LISTEN

Success, broadly defined, depends on working hard, but people don’t usually work hard unless they are interested in an activity. You can set your child up for success by helping them discover interests and experience the pleasure that comes with deepening skills. (Best for parents of children in K through fourth grade) LISTEN