Just Say 'Non': 3 Keys To Asserting Authority As A Parent
March 14, 2013
Do you have days when you feel like every word you say to your child is "no"? The more you say it, the more futile it feels. It's like a mantra lost in translation, instead of a little word with big power.
As Pamela Druckerman writes in her latest blog post, "when it comes to parental authority, we Americans could take some more lessons from the French." This includes, as she calls it, "getting your no right" to make sure it holds the weight it should.
To close out her Stress-Less Parenting workshop, Pamela offers three keys to being the boss and a fun challenge to put this week's lesson into practice. She also answers your questions here on everything from sleep training to making school mornings less stressful.
Check out Pamela's advice on asserting authority and participate in her final workshop.
As Pamela Druckerman writes in her latest blog post, "when it comes to parental authority, we Americans could take some more lessons from the French." This includes, as she calls it, "getting your no right" to make sure it holds the weight it should.
To close out her Stress-Less Parenting workshop, Pamela offers three keys to being the boss and a fun challenge to put this week's lesson into practice. She also answers your questions here on everything from sleep training to making school mornings less stressful.
Check out Pamela's advice on asserting authority and participate in her final workshop.
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