Parenting Skills And Tips Plr Ebook

Ebook Table Of Contents

5 Potty Training Rewards    3
5 Simple Great Parenting Tips    3
5 Steps On How To Date With Children    4
5 Steps To Ease Separation Anxiety    5
5 Tips On Understanding How Toddlers Work    6
5 Tips To Potty Training    7
Asian Students Success For Your Children’s Education    8
Be The Parent You Always Wanted    9
Creative Ideas For The Working Parent    10
5 Great Parenting Rules    10
Great Tips For Potty Training    11
5 More Potty Training Tips    12
5 Parenting Skills From Your Parents    13
Parenting Skills and Your Marriage    14
Parenting Skills from Your Parents    15
Potty Training Year Round    16
Safety Parenting Skills    17
Storytelling Parenting Tips    18
There Is No Handbook    19
Toilet Training for Older Kids    19
Working Parents Tips and Skills    20
How To Be A Good Parent At A Young Age    21
Let Your Children Know Who Is Boss    22
Mothers Stop Competing With Your Daughters    23
New Dads Parenting Tips    23

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5 Potty Training Rewards

Some people are adamantly for potty training rewards, while others a re against it. There is a difference in rewarding, versus spoiling. It is important that after the child is completely potty trained you discontinue or transfer for the rewards elsewhere, for example chores. There are some great incentives for helping your child, especially an older child for mastering potty training. The following are a few tips.

1. Stickers
The sticker system is an easy and inexpensive trick to getting your child to use the potty, whether it is the potty chair, or the real toilet. Simply label a piece of paper with a reward, such as going to their favorite park, the zoo, a movie, then every time they use the potty put a sticker on the paper. A certain number of stickers earns the reward. Do not set unrealistic goals.

2. Candy
Candy or soda is a good reward for actually using the toilet, not just sitting on it. Some parents will disagree put soda is fine in moderation and often as the same amount of sugar as fruit juice. As long as the child is playing and running around, there is no harm in sugar. You can use tactics such as 1 piece of candy for pee and 2 pieces for poo. It does work…