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Roger Kay Allen, Ph.D.

Here’s just a small sampling of what my students and other professionals are saying

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Here’s just a small sampling of what my students and other professionals are saying

"In my career as a specialist providing treatment to adolescents and their families, I have seen many parenting theories, models and books but nothing which rises to the stature of this work by Dr. Allen." Michael E. Berrett, Ph.D., Psychologist, nationally known clinical teacher, and CEO of Center for Change

“The best course ever... I do not regret to invest my time and money in this course. Absolutely clear and practical for parents.” Lammuansang Tombing

“Wow, I wish I had done this course before I had kids. My kids are teens now and I regret that I didn't have this knowledge and skills to raise my kids. This is super helpful and even though it seems too late for me, I still try to apply some of the concepts explained. Thank you. ” Rosa Sam

“Incredible course. Highly recommend for parents AND teachers. ” Yana Uvarova

“This course was so enlightening and well structured. I really liked all of the examples that were given. This really helped me apply the skill correctly as well as cement it in my knowledge. It was very helpful to be able to download the PDF's to go over again as many times as needed... I already see improvement as I work to apply one thing at a time.” Chandee Herrera

“You have done a masterful job and your work will be a great blessing to thousands of parents." Dr. Dennis Deaton, Award-winning Author: Ownership Spirit and Co-founder of Quma Learning Systems

“Roger Allen takes a difficult subject that is close to our hearts, and in an engaging manner, inspires us to become better parents and grandparents." Hyrum Smith, Co-Founder FranklinCovey

Parenting Matters.

What happens between parents and children matters. Through our parenting we shape the lives of our children and prepare them to become happy and successful adults and positive contributors to society. Therefore, learning the skills of effective parenting will be one of the most worthwhile ventures you ever pursue.

Yet, doing this work is not easy

Although rewarding, there is frankly little that is as hard as raising children. Family life is chaotic. Children come into the world helpless and are totally dependent on their parents for all their care. The process of growing physically and emotionally is a slow journey that takes many years. In the meantime, children make incredible emotional and physical demands on their parents. These demands require an abundance of understanding, patience, perseverance, dedication, even emotional maturity.

During the course I’m going to talk about many of the challenges that come at us almost daily. For example, what do you say or do when?

  • Your kids bicker and fight.

  • They are unmotivated and don’t want to help around the house.

  • A child consistently lies.

  • Your son or daughter brings home a really bad report card.

  • A daughter is devastated by the remarks of some friends and becomes very depressed.

  • Your son pitches a major fit when his screen time is over.

  • These are just a few of the myriad of challenges that we face as parents every day.

The mistakes we make as parents

Such challenges set us up to do one of two things: We over-manage our children by controlling, directing, lecturing, forcing, telling, nagging, criticizing, threatening. Or, we overindulge them (make life easy) by sympathizing, giving in, rescuing, fixing or doing for our them what they ought to do for themselves. Either way, our children fail to learn from their experiences or grow in emotional maturity and self-responsibility.

Who Am I?

Hi, my name is Roger Allen. I’m a psychologist, author, coach, consultant, teacher, and more importantly, a father and grandfather. I’ve studied parenting and family relationships for 30 plus years and have developed a set of basic principles and skills to help you create loving relationships with your children and empower them to become responsible, emotionally mature children and adults. The principles and skills I will teach you have been tested with thousands of people throughout the world.

My overall purpose, in this parenting course, is to teach you principles and skills to create a nurturing climate in your home. This is a home which blends the qualities of love and compassion with clear expectations and accountability. Most parents are good at one or the other—creating a loving, responsive environment but not so good at setting expectations. Or the other way around. They’re good at setting expectations but not good at compassion and love. I’m going to teach you to do both—hold high standards and yet create a safe and loving environment.

Here's what we’ll do

In the first part of the course, I’ll create a framework of successful parenting by helping you understand the basic principles or characteristics of a nurturing home. By understanding these principles you’ll become less reactive and become far more knowledgeable what to do and say to not only solve problems but help you children learn and grow.

Most of the course is about improving how you communicate and interact with your children. I’ll present a model (I call it the Key Moment Model) that will help you learn to communicate in ways that are positive and strengthening to your children rather than weakening and harmful to them and your relationships.

The remaining lessons are all about specific strategies and communication skills. You’ll learn how to:

Establish loving authority within your home.

  • Open up communication and build trust.

  • Build an atmosphere of harmony rather than criticism, bickering and putdowns.

  • Resolve disagreements and conflicts constructively and without power struggles.

  • Give up parenting habits that destroy self-esteem and weaken relationships.

  • Teach your children to assume responsibility for their feelings and actions.

  • Set limits and enforce discipline without being heavy handed.

Concrete skills

This course is not theory. I teach very concrete skills (what to do and say when such and such an event occurs in your home) and then demonstrate the skills with examples of communication between parents and their children.

The skills not only work but are immediately useful. By learning and practicing them you will improve the way you parent so you can enjoy your children and positively influence their development. I have been teaching these principles and skills for many years and I am pleased to make them more widely available in this course.

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What's inside

Learning objectives

  • Establish loving authority in your home
  • Create conditions to open up communication and build trust
  • Build an atmosphere of harmony rather than criticism, bickering, or putdowns
  • Resolve disagreements and conflicts constructively and without power struggles
  • Give up parenting habits that destroy self-esteem and weaken relationships
  • Teach your children to assume responsibility for their feelings and actions
  • Set limits and enforce discipline without being heavy-handed

Syllabus

Understand that parenting is less about getting our children to do what we want and more about helping them assume responsibility for their attitudes, actions, and choices.
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The purpose of this course is to help you learn principles and communication skills to create a happy and nurturing climate within your home.

This video provides a few suggestions how you can get the most from your investment in this course. A few tips about taking notes, completing the exercises, and referring to the supplied PDF reference guides are included.

Our primary goal, as we parent, is not just solving an immediate problem but rather the long-term maturation and development of our children.

Assess your current family climate and identify actions to create a nurturing climate.

Families vary on two dimensions: how responsive we are to our children and how demanding we are. These dimensions result in four styles of parenting: uninvolved, permissive, authoritarian, and nurturing.

I will help you understand the characteristics of a permissive climate and share examples of parenting young children and teens when we are permissive.

I describe the characteristics and give examples of an authoritarian family climate.

The Uninvolved Climate

I help you understand how nurturing parents communicate and interact with their children.

This is a downloadable/printable PDF of the Family Climate Summary Chart.

Explain why clarity of principles is so critical to successful parenting. Explain the relationship between principles, behavior, and outcomes. Describe the principles of a nurturing home.

You'll learn the nine principles of a nurturing home and the relationship between these principles and family outcomes.

This is a downloadable/printable PDF which contains more detailed information about the Nine Principles of a Nurturing Home.

You'll complete an exercise to make your day-to-day behavior correspond with the principles of a nurturing home.

This is a PDF worksheet for you to complete which contains the If-Then exercises.

Identify patterns of communication that are harmful to their children and learn helpful alternatives.

Key moments are upsetting situations or events when it's easy to get hooked and react to our children. As we learn to handle them well, we use them to help our children grow in responsibility and emotional maturity.

This is a reference guide which summarizes the Key Moment Model.

This is a reference guide containing detailed information about overmanaging and overindulging.

We respond very differently if our primary goal is maturation rather than solving problems, during key moments.

You will learn the three skill sets that form the foundation of all positive parent-child interactions.

A document summarizing the skills we use to stengthen our children during key moments.

The objectives of our communication are more than solving the immediate problem. It includes building trust, enhancing self-worth, and fostering maturation.

This quiz will check to see how well you are remembering the basic concepts of this course, for sections 1-4.

Understand and apply empathy skills to establish a foundation of excellent family relationships.

We use these skills to create an atmosphere of unconditional love, mutual respect and acceptance in which our children develop emotional literacy and the ability to deal with the challenges of their lives.

Respecting is more than a communication technique. It is recognizing and communicating the inherent goodness and capability of each family member.

Affirming is using non-verbals as well as verbal comments to express our love and reinforce desired behaviors in our children.

Listening is suspending judgment and being fully present with a child to understand her experience or point of view. Children mature as they feel validated through good listening responses.

Mirroring is matching a child's emotions, gestures, facial expressions, etc. to get into deep rapport and help them work through troubling emotions.

Supporting is asking questions about how we might be helpful rather than guessing or taking over.

This is a document you can refer to for a summary/overview of the empathy skills.

Employ honesty skills to give your children feedback, discuss sensitive topics, and come to win-win solutions.

As parents, we need to be honest with our children about our own feelings and perceptions. The purpose is to expand their awareness and also take care of our own needs.

Disclosing is being truthful about our own experience so our children are not in the dark and guessing (or not caring) about what's going on inside of us.

Care-fronting is giving feedback about behavior that is either outside our child's awareness, is harmful to others, or interferes with our needs as parents.

Reproving is a direct confrontation of a clearly inappropriate behavior.

A PDF reference guide to help your understand and apply the elements of the reproving skill.

Negotiating agreements enables us to work through conflicts to solutions we can all support. The skill also helps our children learn skills in dialogue and collaboration and take ownership of their commitments.

This is a document which contains details about the negotiating skill discussed in this section.

We use Harnessing Harmful Behavior with challenging or defiant children in order to help them stop manipulating and learn better strategies for dealing with their problems and negative emotions.

This is a document which provides detailed information about how to harness harmful behavior.

This document provides a summary of the Honesty skills discussed in this section of the course.

Learn how to cultivate a sense of personal responsibility within your children by creating structure, setting limits, enforcing consequences, encouraging autonomy, and asking valuing questions.

Creating structure is a way we bring discipline and accountability into the lives of our children.

Setting expectations and enforcing consequences teach children the cause effect relationship between their choices and consequences as well as necessity of respecting the inevitable boundaries (rules) of life.

We end up being wishy-washy and renegotiating everything if our expectations are not clear. We'll learn how to establish expectations that are both clear and understood by our children.

This document is a reference guide for enforcing consequences.

We help children grow as we encourage age-appropriate choices and allow them to "own" and solve their problems.

Questions, rather than lecturing, enable children to think deeply about their lives, identify what is important to them, options available to them, and actions to make good things happen.

This PDF document provides information about how to ask valuing questions.

This document provides a summary and review of the Responsibility Skills.

Develop a soft heart so you can respond to your children in ways that enable them to grow.

Good parenting is not as much about getting our children to be different as getting ourselves to be different. By changing ourselves, our own emotional reactions, our relationships change.

This document provides details about the process: Stop - Look - Listen - Choose.

This quiz will check to see how well you are remembering the basic concepts of this course, for sections 5-8.

Review and remember the principles and skills which you have learned during the course.

We bring it all together in this last lecture by reviewing the relationship between our principles, behaviors (communication skills) and outcomes of our parenting.

Bonus Lecture

This document provides information about the HERO Principle.

This docuemnt includes a chart listing the behavior and related outcomes in a nurturing family.

You can download and unzip the folder which contains all the audio files (MP3 format) for the videos in this course. Load them on your audio player or phone to listen to and reinforce the lessons while you are on-the-go.

Understand the answers to some common and not-so-common parenting questions.
Bonus Lecture: He Doesn't Want to Go to School, What Should I Do?
Bonus Lecture: How Do I Have Rational Conversations with My Daughter?
Bonus Lecture: How Do I Get Her to Open Up (and Grow Up)?
Bonus Lecture: How Do We Teach Him About Consequences?
Bonus Lecture: How Do We Talk to Her About Her Break-Up?
Bonus Lecture: How Do I Get Them to Work Without Being Authoritarian?
Bonus Lecture: How Do I Deal with His Anger?
Bonus Lecture: What About a Broken Curfew?
Bonus Lecture: How Do I Deal with Distrust?
Bonus Lecture: Inappropriate Games & Music?

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Teaches strategies that build trust, increase self-worth, and foster maturation in children
Presented in an organized manner that emphasizes clarity of principles and provides concrete skills
Guided by the principles of a nurturing home, which blend love and compassion with clear expectations
Covers key communication skills and strategies for resolving conflicts constructively and without power struggles
Led by Roger Allen, a psychologist and expert in parenting and family relationships

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Reviews summary

Positive parenting strategies

Learners say this course is a "wakening sign" that presents easy-to-understand strategies for raising responsible, mature children. The examples provided help educators understand that the focus should be more on making children find the answers for themselves rather than providing them directly.
The course emphasizes the importance of collaboration between parents.
"it's important we both stay on the same line when it comes to educating our boy."
The course encourages parents to focus on helping children find their own answers.
"it made me reflect on the fact that I should to focus more on making him understand that he needs to find most of them for himself."
Concepts are presented in a clear and accessible manner.
"Really good info, easy to understand and project"
"all the examples provided helped a lot!"

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Parenting Skills to Raise Responsible, Mature Children with these activities:
Brush up on your communication skills
Review the basics of effective communication, including active listening, empathy, and assertiveness.
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  • Read articles or books on communication skills.
  • Practice active listening by listening attentively to others and asking clarifying questions.
  • Work on your empathy by trying to understand the emotions and perspectives of others.
  • Develop your assertiveness skills by practicing expressing your thoughts and feelings in a clear and direct way.
Read 'How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk'
This book provides practical tips and techniques for improving communication with children, which can be applied to parenting in general.
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  • Read the book and take notes on the key concepts.
  • Apply the techniques described in the book in your interactions with your children.
  • Reflect on your experiences and make adjustments as needed.
Practice active listening exercises
Engage in exercises designed to improve your ability to listen attentively and respond empathetically.
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  • Find a partner and take turns practicing active listening for 5-10 minutes each.
  • Pay attention to your partner's verbal and non-verbal cues.
  • Reflect on the experience and identify areas for improvement.
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Write a blog post or article about a parenting topic
Choose a topic related to parenting and write a comprehensive blog post or article that shares your knowledge and insights.
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  • Identify a topic that you are knowledgeable and passionate about.
  • Research the topic and gather information from credible sources.
  • Write an outline for your blog post or article.
  • Draft the content and ensure that it is well-organized and easy to understand.
  • Proofread your work and publish it on your blog or an online platform.
Join a parenting support group or online forum
Connect with other parents to share experiences, discuss challenges, and learn from each other.
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  • Identify a support group or online forum that aligns with your interests and needs.
  • Attend meetings or participate in online discussions regularly.
  • Share your experiences and insights with the group.
  • Listen to the perspectives and advice of other parents.
Develop a parenting plan or strategy
Create a customized plan that outlines your parenting goals, strategies, and approaches for different situations.
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  • Reflect on your parenting values and goals.
  • Identify areas where you want to improve or make changes.
  • Research different parenting strategies and techniques.
  • Develop a plan that incorporates the strategies you have chosen.
  • Implement the plan and monitor its effectiveness.
Implement a parenting experiment
Design and carry out an experiment to test the effectiveness of a particular parenting strategy or technique.
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  • Identify a parenting challenge or issue that you want to address.
  • Develop a hypothesis about how a specific strategy or technique might help.
  • Design an experiment to test your hypothesis.
  • Implement the experiment and collect data.
  • Analyze the data and draw conclusions about the effectiveness of the strategy.
  • Make adjustments to your parenting approach based on the results of the experiment.
Mentor a new parent or parent-to-be
Share your knowledge and experiences with a new parent or parent-to-be, providing guidance and support.
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  • Identify a new parent or parent-to-be who could benefit from your support.
  • Offer your mentorship and establish a schedule for regular meetings.
  • Share your knowledge and experiences on parenting.
  • Provide emotional support and encouragement.
  • Celebrate successes and milestones with your mentee.

Career center

Learners who complete Parenting Skills to Raise Responsible, Mature Children will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Family Therapist
Family Therapists help families identify and resolve problems that affect their relationships and dynamics. They may work with families of all types, including those with children, adolescents, or elderly members. This course may be helpful for Family Therapists as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive family environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Family Therapists better assist their clients in building stronger and healthier relationships.
Marriage and Family Therapist
Marriage and Family Therapists help couples and families improve their relationships and communication skills. They may work with couples who are experiencing marital problems, such as infidelity, communication issues, or financial stress. They may also work with families who are struggling with issues such as child behavior problems, substance abuse, or grief. This course may be helpful for Marriage and Family Therapists as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive family environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Marriage and Family Therapists better assist their clients in building stronger and healthier relationships.
School Counselor
School Counselors provide academic, social, and emotional support to students in elementary, middle, and high schools. They may work with students individually or in groups to help them with issues such as bullying, anxiety, depression, and academic struggles. This course may be helpful for School Counselors as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive learning environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help School Counselors better assist students in developing the social and emotional skills they need to succeed in school and in life.
Social Worker
Social Workers help people of all ages and backgrounds cope with a variety of challenges, including poverty, mental illness, addiction, and family problems. They may work in a variety of settings, such as schools, hospitals, mental health clinics, and social service agencies. This course may be helpful for Social Workers as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Social Workers better assist their clients in overcoming challenges and achieving their goals.
Childcare Provider
Childcare Providers care for children in a variety of settings, such as homes, daycare centers, and preschools. They provide children with a safe and nurturing environment, and they help them learn and grow. This course may be helpful for Childcare Providers as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Childcare Providers better care for children and help them reach their full potential.
Teacher
Teachers help students learn and grow by providing them with instruction and support. They may teach a variety of subjects, such as math, science, reading, and history. This course may be helpful for Teachers as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive learning environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Teachers better engage students and help them achieve their academic goals.
Educational Consultant
Educational Consultants provide guidance and support to students, parents, and educators on a variety of educational issues. They may help students choose schools, prepare for college, or develop learning strategies. They may also work with parents to identify and address their children's learning needs. This course may be helpful for Educational Consultants as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive learning environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Educational Consultants better assist their clients in achieving their educational goals.
Youth Counselor
Youth Counselors provide support and guidance to young people who are facing challenges such as poverty, abuse, or neglect. They may work in a variety of settings, such as schools, community centers, or group homes. This course may be helpful for Youth Counselors as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Youth Counselors better assist young people in overcoming challenges and reaching their full potential.
Life Coach
Life Coaches help people identify and achieve their personal and professional goals. They may work with clients on a variety of issues, such as career development, relationships, and stress management. This course may be helpful for Life Coaches as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Life Coaches better assist their clients in achieving their goals and living more fulfilling lives.
Human Resources Manager
Human Resources Managers oversee the recruitment, hiring, and development of employees within an organization. They may also be responsible for employee relations, benefits, and payroll. This course may be helpful for Human Resources Managers as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive work environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Human Resources Managers better manage employees and create a more positive and productive work environment.
Counselor
Counselors provide support and guidance to people who are facing a variety of challenges, such as mental illness, addiction, and relationship problems. They may work in a variety of settings, such as schools, hospitals, and mental health clinics. This course may be helpful for Counselors as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Counselors better assist their clients in overcoming challenges and achieving their goals.
Psychologist
Psychologists study the mind and behavior. They may work in a variety of settings, such as universities, hospitals, and private practice. This course may be helpful for Psychologists as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Psychologists better assist their clients in understanding and overcoming their challenges.
Psychiatrist
Psychiatrists are medical doctors who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness. They may work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and private practice. This course may be helpful for Psychiatrists as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Psychiatrists better assist their patients in overcoming mental illness and living more fulfilling lives.
Social Science Researcher
Social Science Researchers study human behavior and society. They may work in a variety of settings, such as universities, research institutes, and government agencies. This course may be helpful for Social Science Researchers as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive research environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Social Science Researchers better conduct research and contribute to the advancement of knowledge.
Public Health Educator
Public Health Educators develop and implement programs to improve the health of communities. They may work in a variety of settings, such as schools, hospitals, and community centers. This course may be helpful for Public Health Educators as it provides skills and principles for creating a nurturing and supportive environment. Understanding how to communicate effectively, set boundaries, and resolve conflicts can help Public Health Educators better engage communities and promote healthy behaviors.

Reading list

We've selected 24 books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Parenting Skills to Raise Responsible, Mature Children.
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This comprehensive guide to positive discipline, a parenting approach that focuses on teaching children self-discipline, responsibility, and problem-solving skills.
Provides a scientific framework for understanding how a child's brain develops and how to use this knowledge to parent effectively.
Helps parents understand how their own emotions and experiences affect their parenting and provides tools for self-reflection and growth.
Provides a modern and practical guide to parenting that focuses on building strong relationships, fostering emotional intelligence, and raising children who are kind, compassionate, and resilient.
Provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and managing children with explosive behavior.
Provides an overview of child brain development and offers strategies for parents to help their children develop healthy emotional and cognitive skills.
Provides a comprehensive overview of childbirth, and offers practical advice on how to support a woman during labor and delivery.
Provides research-based strategies for helping children develop emotional intelligence and build strong relationships.
Provides a comprehensive guide to attachment parenting, a parenting approach that focuses on building a strong, secure bond between parent and child.
Challenges traditional parenting approaches and encourages parents to be more mindful and present in their interactions with their children.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the Waldorf approach to education, which is based on the principles of anthroposophy.
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Provides practical advice on how to solve common baby problems, such as sleep problems, colic, and feeding problems.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the first year of a baby's life, and offers practical advice on how to care for a newborn.
Offers a research-based approach to teaching children self-discipline and emotional regulation skills.
Argues that traditional parenting methods, such as rewards and punishments, are ineffective and can damage children's self-esteem.
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