Siblings Get Along by Tiffanie.J at Flickr
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What if I told you that your kiddos don’t have to fight all the time?
How to eliminate the majority of sibling rivalry and bickering.
Why is it that siblings fight?
What steps you can incorporate that will significantly trim down fighting amongst siblings.
How to Be a Bad Parent
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A wonderful post over at The Libertarian Homeschooler.
A DIY list of how you can guarantee failure with your kid and be a bad parent!
A different angle on taking your parenting to the next level: what does the opposite (bad parent) look like.
A checklist of how you are doing on your road to taking parenting to dah next level!
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Join us as we discuss:
The double standard men are given…and even love.
How the expectation for a “good” father is set incredulously low, but not for moms.
How both dads and moms can set expectations are fair for everyone.
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Daddy Dogpile
Well, I’m going to miss an episode today. My wife busted her foot (I mean literally, she broke her foot). She has needed to be down and between playing with mah beh-behs and keeping this house from ker-sploding, my tiredness is brinking into the unhealthy.
So, after I played several games including Daddy Dogpile with the kids and in hopes that I will not pass out at the wheel on my way to work tomorrow, I’m going to leave you with the previous 239 episodes you can choose from. Enjoy and we will see you this Friday for The Real Family Guys Podcast.
You can click HERE to go to our Search for a Topic page, click “Ctrl F” or “Command F” on a Mac and search for any topic you want to listen to. Likely, I’ll have an episode on it, and if not, shoot me a topic suggestion. BOOM BABY!
Join us as we discuss:
The phrase “you made me so…”, it’s destructiveness, and how we’re teaching it to our kids.
3 reasons why the seemingly non-issue you made me phrase is so deadly.
An alternative to you made me.
Chores by David Reber’s Hammer Photography at Flickr
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Jeffs and my monster we created with chores, and how we’ve started correcting our issues.
A list of chores that are good for certain age groups.
How we MUST be allowing our beh-behs to help when they are little, if we ever want them to willingly help when they are older.
How to get kids to join us in the chores, without having to twist their arm.
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43 Chores Young Children Can Do
Children, Chores, and Drudgery
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How parents have tricked themselves into thinking parenting is about them.
The nasty results of using kids to bring us joy.
How parenting must be seen as giving with out receiving, to actually start receiving.
Something called a 90/10 principle that will change your life!
Today, we are going to go back to FPN’s roots in a classic remix, and remember what our purpose is and what it isn’t as a parent. It’s NOT about us.
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Heart at War
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How to silence the cannons of hearts at war with our kids.
How were not just talking about knock down drag out fighting, but even the subtle fighting too.
How we often see ourselves as more vital than our kids, and how that is tearing us apart.
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The Heart at War Series:
Episode 1 Are You at War with Your Kids
Episode 2 Why We Gotta Stop Seeing Our Kids as Inferior
Episode 3 We Create Our Own Problems and Conflict
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Being a Brat
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The art of spoiling our kids, and how to prevent it.
6 things you may be doing to build the baby that is a brat.
Some very insightful tips on how to prevent spoiled kids or a kid that acts like a brat.
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6 Easy Ways to Create a Bratty, Self-Entitles Child
10 Ways to Raise a Spoiled Child
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Share by C!… at Flickr.
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How we place high value on sharing, but have a tendency to teach nothing resembling true sharing.
What does real sharing look like?
How have we screwed up sharing and how to fix it.
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