Realistic Resolution #17:
"I will choose my battles."
Tuesday January 17, 2006
We've all dealt with children who "dig in" and stubbornly cling to a particular obsession or misbehavior. But parents can sometimes dig in, too, getting stuck on a particular point of obedience or etiquette and escalating the situation until the child -- or the parent -- hits the meltdown point. Choosing your battles is one of the most important strategies for parents of children with special needs to learn. These items from the Parenting Special Needs site can help you add this tool to your parenting toolbox, and show how it works in a few common trouble spots.
• Article: Choosing Your Battles
• How-To: How to Make a Transition
• Quick Tip: Help Your Child Listen Better
• Article: Church and the Child with Special Needs
• Article: Special-Needs Kids and Special Occasions
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• Article: Choosing Your Battles
• How-To: How to Make a Transition
• Quick Tip: Help Your Child Listen Better
• Article: Church and the Child with Special Needs
• Article: Special-Needs Kids and Special Occasions
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