Picked up a few ideas that probably would apply to any child. (I'm not a parent; I'm an aunt.)I liked the "re-do's": Let's try that again. Guide the child in an upbeat, playful and fun manner. Re-do's are not punishment, but instruction. If necessary, demo the re-do. Let the child copy the re-do one...
This book was written by Karyn Purvis, who is the Director of the Institute of Child Development at Texas Christian University (TCU) . She specializes in helping families who have adopted or are fostering at-risk children from troubled backgrounds or from other countries and cultures. Many of thes...
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