Resources to improve behaviors and relationship with your ch

What Is It and How Can It Help? 

This technique improves attention-seeking behavior and strengthens the relationship between a parent and a child by using 30-minute playtimes once a week. 

Give a child 10 minutes of quality time in the morning, 20 minutes in the afternoon, and 10 minutes in the evening. This time, prescription has been shown to reduce negative behavior and is not time-demanding!

Understanding your child's love language strengthens the parent-child relationship. Try the Kids' Love Language Quiz to uncover your child's primary love language and improve interactions.

 From morning wake-up to bedtime, our tips can help create a structured, predictable environment for your child. Turn daily routines into a cornerstone of stability and comfort for your child.

Reward systems in behavior modification discipline children by rewarding positive behaviors. This can include motivators like sticker charts, point systems, token economy systems, or behavior charts. 

Chore charts are a great way to teach responsibility, build confidence, and keep kids accountable. Chore charts can be used as tracking tools or reward systems for individual kids or the whole family.

Understanding your child's play personality can help you encourage successful independent play. Use your knowledge to support their independent playtime.