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Helping Kids Handle Bullying: Love and Logic’s Practical Approach

The reality about bullying is that we have limited control over the world and how our children are treated by it. At Love and Logic, we believe the best solution...

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How to Set Loving and Consistent Limits That Actually Work Between Siblings

Sibling Conflict Is a Normal Part of Growing Up—But It’s Changing Sibling rivalry is a normal part of growing up—but it seems to have become more intense. Over the past...

Child thinking through how to solve her own problem using Love and Logic decision-making steps

How Can We Help Kids Solve Their Own Problems?

Many young people grow up lacking the skills to face life’s challenges and end up making poor decisions. As parents and educators, we naturally want them to grow into adults...

Are You Lecturing or Listening? How to Communicate So Kids Will Listen

Are You Lecturing or Listening? How to Communicate So Kids Will Listen

Why Lecturing Often Backfires Have you ever noticed how naturally a lecture rolls off the tongue the moment you become a parent or teacher? It’s as if a part of...

How Can We Avoid Power Struggles with Strong-Willed Kids?

How Can We Avoid Power Struggles with Strong-Willed Kids?

Whether we are parents or teachers, many of us have struggled with strong-willed children. These kids seem to challenge our authority at every turn, especially when we mistakenly believe we...

Children playing together outdoors, representing the importance of calm, thoughtful consequences to guide behavior and support positive relationships.

When Should Consequences Be Delivered?

Many people believe that to be effective, consequences must immediately follow a child’s misbehavior. This myth is rooted in the fear that the "teachable moment" will be lost if action...

Parents modeling healthy relationships by smiling and connecting lovingly with their daughter at home

The Power of Modeling Healthy Relationships

Many parents wonder, “Why doesn’t my child show me love and respect?” or “Why does our relationship feel strained?” While no one intends to create dysfunction with their kids, many...

Mother comforting her child after divorce – support and healing with Love and Logic strategies.

Helping Kids Cope with Divorce: 10 Love and Logic Guidelines

Divorce is a difficult and emotionally draining experience. For children, it can feel like their entire world is falling apart. Even during amicable separations, kids often struggle with emotional fallout...

Stepparent and child walking together and smiling, reflecting connection, warmth, and the trust-building principles of the Love and Logic approach

More Steppingstones of Trust for Stepparents—and Parents

Last week we explored the first three of the Seven Steppingstones of Trust for stepparents. Although these steppingstones are designed to help stepparents build trust with their stepchildren, they also...