Past Articles from Sandy McDaniel's column found every Tuesday in the Accent section of the
Orange County Register

Table of Contents:

2003 Columns:
02-16-2003: Teach Children to Communicate
02-09-2003: Consistently be Consistent
02-02-2003: Teach Children How to Function Successfully
01-26-2003: Non-violence is Learned in Our Homes
01-19-2003: Teach Children to Value Kindness
01-12-2003: The Key Ingredient to Every Successful Relationship is...
01-05-2003: Six Steps to Becoming a Human Being

2002 Columns:
Parenting Solutions #65: Change starts in your house
Parenting Solutions #64: Blame me for your child's misery
Parenting Solutions #63: Parent-Child interaction
Parenting Solutions #62: Parents need to work together
Parenting Solutions #61: Violence in movies
Parenting Solutions #60: Change is always stressful
Parenting Solutions #59: Excessive television harms children's lives
Parenting Solutions #58: "I feel guilty when I punish my child"
Parenting Solutions #57: At the supermarket...
Parenting Solutions #56: Teach your child not to lie or steal
Parenting Solutions #55: Information is useless unless you use it
Parenting Solutions #54: Stop a problem before it begins
Parenting Solutions #53: Time flies when you are having fun!
Parenting Solutions #52: Vacations
Parenting Solutions #51: Melt-down is a way that children misuse power.
Parenting Solutions #50: It is important to say NO to children.
Parenting Solutions #49: A child cannot answer the question "Why?"
Parenting Solutions #48: What message are you constantly giving your child?
Parenting Solutions #47: Teach our boys to be kind and not to harm other people
Parenting Solutions #46: Using words, not behavior, to communicate
Parenting Solutions #45: Winning isn't everything
Parenting Solutions #38: Resolutions for Parents, Part 2
Parenting Solutions #37: Resolutions for Parents, Part 1

2001 Columns:
Parenting Solutions #36: Receiving Gifts
Parenting Solutions #35: You teach what you model
Parenting Solutions #33: More on over-programming children
Parenting Solutions #32: The power of an idea
Parenting Solutions #31: Let children be children
Parenting Solutions #30: Anger doesn't work with children
Parenting Solutions #29: Halloween
Parenting Solutions #28: Make your children your first priority
Parenting Solutions #27: Birthdays
Parenting Solutions #26: Helping children with homework
Parenting Solutions #25: Continuing to work with children in a crisis
Parenting Solutions #24: We are kind to each other in our home
Parenting Solutions #23: Working with children in a crisis
Parenting Solutions #22: Going back to school
Parenting Solutions #21: Do your children pick up their messes?
Parenting Solutions #20: Communicate so children can hear you
Parenting Solutions #19: Disciplining a two year old
Parenting Solutions #18: Criticism kills a child's self-esteem
Parenting Solutions #17: Supporting your teenager
Parenting Solutions #16: Traveling with children
Parenting Solutions #15: Getting children to mind, part 2
Parenting Solutions #14: Teach children how to diffuse their anger
Parenting Solutions #13: Get out of the grandparent nightmare
Parenting Solutions #12: Embracing the Fourth of July
Parenting Solutions #11: More on sibling rivalry
Parenting Solutions #10: Getting children to mind
Parenting Solutions #9: Verbal abuse
Parenting Solutions #8: Sibling Rivalry
Parenting Solutions #7: Single parenting and/or Step parenting
Parenting Solutions #6: Change is a process...
Parenting Solutions #5: Getting ready in the morning
Parenting Solutions #4: Hitting or spanking a child
Parenting Solutions #3: Conflict resolution
Parenting Solutions #2:  Anger and Power
Parenting Solutions #1: C.A.R.E. (Fighting in the car)

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