Parenting Style
Parenting is challenging, sometimes extremely so. In this section we examine the authoritarian and permissive parenting styles, and offer alternatives. Here are articles to help parents move beyond authoritarian and permissive parenting styles into loving parenting that promotes personal responsiblity in children - using Inner Bonding for conflict resolution and to promote self-esteem, emotional health and spiritual connection in children.
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| Article | Author |
|---|---|
| It's Not About the Batteries |
Sheryl Paul, M.A. |
| Mother-Legs:The Birth of a New Self |
Sheryl Paul, M.A. |
| Beyond Authoritarian and Permissive Parenting: How Else to Parent? |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Authoritarian, Permissive, or Loving Parenting |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Caretaking Parents, Entitled Kids |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Children, Education, and Inner Bonding |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| Consequences of Authoritarian Parenting |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| How to be an Inspired Mom |
Kelly Jo Murphy, Copyright 2003 |
| How to Increase Your Mothering Joy and Ease! |
Kelly Jo Murphy , copyright 2003 |
| Is Mothering Wearing You Out? |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| The Consequences of Permissive Parenting |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
| "NO" is Not For Children: 3 Principles for Respectful Discipline |
Dawn Fry |
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Daily Inspiration
What can we control? We can control how we treat ourselves and others. We can control our own intent to be loving or unloving, open or closed, learning or protected, surrendered or controlling. What can't we control? We can't control others' feelings, behavior and the outcome of things. Today, notice what you do have control over and what you only have influence only, and how you feel when you try to control that which you can't control.
By Dr. Margaret Paul







