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Parents Having Conversations in Cars (with Kids!)

by | Sep 17, 2018 | Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits | 0 comments

Getting our kids to own up to us can be difficult. Even when we aren’t being confrontational, our kids may view our direct questions in the kitchen as a challenge, just because we are facing them head-on. But, what might happen if we change the location and our position?

Resources

Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: Getting Conversation Started at Dinner

Parenting Strategies to Kid Habits: Conversation Starters with Kids That Actually Get Answers

Don’t Be an Emotional Bulldozer

Surviving Carpool without Leaving the Kids on the Side of the Road


Dr. Ari Yares is a licensed psychologist (MD) who serves as the staff psychologist for Metropolitan Pediatrics in North Bethesda and THH Pediatrics in Germantown. From time to time, I might refer to a website or resource that I think you will find useful. By clicking on the link I provide, I will receive a small percentage of the sale if you decide to purchase the item. In no way does this directly influence what I am posting in my content.

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