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Filtering by: Alternative title ssim Circular of information no. 146 Remove constraint Alternative title ssim: Circular of information no. 146 Creator Bailey, Cindee M. Remove constraint Creator: Bailey, Cindee M. Creator Oregon State University. Extension Service Remove constraint Creator: Oregon State University. Extension Service

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Using discipline constructively

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Oregon State University. Extension Service and Bailey, Cindee M.

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Discipline is needed. There is no doubt about that. Society couldn’t exist if people acted without regard for others. Why, then, is there so much disagreement about this subject? One reason is that many people don’t understand what discipline means. The word “discipline” comes from “disciple,” someone who follows the...

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. Constructive discipline There is no one right way to discipline. Rather, there is a variety of techniques that
Teaching children responsibility

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Bailey, Cindee M. and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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It’s not always easy to act responsibly. It’s tempting sometimes to lie back and let someone else take over. Or to blame another for what you did. Children are more likely to resist such urges if they learn at a young age that we all have to pitch in and...

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- ers give up and do everything for their children. Neither of these methods gives children a chance
Preparing children for school

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Bailey, Cindee M. and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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When your children are about to start formal schooling, you may worry: “Are they ready?” or “Have I done enough?” Actually, you may have taught your children more than you realize. You’ve helped them learn basic survival skills. You’ve taught them to feed themselves, cross a street, and get along...

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attitudes is one of your most important tasks. Getting butterflies Most young children are eager to go to
The disabled child

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Bailey, Cindee M. and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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Long before the baby is born,you invest your dreams and hopes in the coming child. If you suspect something is wrong, it may be hard to seek the truth. The best thing you can do, however, is to get a diagnosis as soon as possible. Early detection of a problem...

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, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, gives information and services for dis- abled children
The causes and prevention of child abuse

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Bailey, Cindee M. and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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Feeling so angry that you strike out at a child is a terrible thing, too. But in about one in five families, parents take their frustrations out on their children. Usually these people are reacting to extreme stress in their lives. That’s why it’s often said there are two victims...

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• G R O W EC 1290-E Reprinted February 2006 The Causes and Prevention of Child Abuse Are
Starting healthy eating habits

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Bailey, Cindee M., Doescher, Susan M., and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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Published January 1993. Facts and recommendations in this publication may no longer be valid. Please look for up-to-date information in the OSU Extension Catalog: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog

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get all the proper nutrients. • Snacking is bad for children. (All of these are false.) Children
Dealing with problem behavior

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Oregon State University. Extension Service and Bailey, Cindee M.

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It’s hard to be good hildren’s misbehavior may mean they are still learning the difference between right and wrong. It could mean they are testing limits or looking for ways to reach out to others.

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. —Gilbert and Sullivan, The Mikado No one is perfect. During your childhood, chances are you told a story
Developing personal identity

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Oregon State University. Extension Service and Bailey, Cindee M.

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All of us want to be special. We all need to feel that we are unique and that we occupy a special place in the world. Most of all, we need to be noticed and respected by other people. Only in this way can we become secure and independent adults.

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look just like my mother. Everybody says I’m the image of Aunt Bee. Everybody says My nose is like
Finding community support

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Bailey, Cindee M. and Oregon State University. Extension Service

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Let’s face it. Raising children is a tough job. Although it can be the most rewarding experience in the world, it also can be the most demanding. No one can do it alone. From time to time all parents need help. They may have problems like the ones above. Or...

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information on childbirth methods, a clinic that provides free health care, or someone to take care of their
Learning through play and fantasy

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Published January 1989. Please look for up-to-date information in the OSU Extension Catalog: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog

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with others to play. They need a bit of tactful help, a new idea, or an agressive playmate now and

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