Turn Your Words Into Gold: The Art of Enforceable Statements
Imagine this: You ask your child to clean up their room, and without a second reminder or a raised voice, it’s done. Sounds like a dream, right? For many parents,...
How Chores Build Responsibility: The Love and Logic Approach for Parents and Teachers
Why Chores Matter in Love and Logic Parenting Chores are very important for parents who use Love and Logic principles to teach kids how to make responsible decisions. Whenever we...
How Love and Logic Fosters Empathy and Respect in the Classroom?
In today’s education system, it’s easy to get swept up in test scores, academic benchmarks, and curriculum standards. But some of the most meaningful learning experiences don’t come from worksheets...
How to Raise Kids Who Make a Difference?
In a world that often feels like it’s spinning faster than we can keep up, helping our children find their way isn’t just about giving them the right tools—it’s about...
How to Get Your Child’s Teacher to Listen to You
School has already started in many places and will be in full swing in a few weeks. Students, teachers, and parents have a fresh start and clean slate. Inevitably, problems...
Love and Logic Guidelines for Parents Navigating Divorce
Love and Love has helped many parents weather the difficult process of divorce. Divorce is an emotionally charged process that often causes feelings of loneliness, guilt, anger, anxiety, sadness, and...
Love and Logic’s Five Core Principles of Discipline
Love and Logic is a principles-based approach designed to help parents teach their children how to make good decisions. Our principles are based on the two foundational Rules of Love...
Maintaining Self-Control and Overcoming Entitlement
The primary goal of the Love and Logic approach is not just to make kids behave. Instead, we strive to help them learn how to govern their own behavior without...
Building Resilience in Children: Unlocking the Path to Wisdom
Phil, a recent business school graduate, got his dream job. He did so well that he was invited to a retreat with the big shots of the company. Not only...
