Tired of being embarrassed by your children's behaviors?
Feel like you are failing as a parent? Fear not!  
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It doesn't have to be like this!
Dr. Noel Swanson, MD (Certified Specialist Consultant Child Psychiatrist)
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Dr. Swanson, MD, has spent 20 years in clinical practice working
with hundreds of families struggling with every conceivable type of behavioral problem:
temper tantrums, defiance, aggression, hyperactivity, ADHD , Asperger's, Autism,
school refusal, lying, stealing, sleep problems, depression,
you name it, he has seen it, and worked with it.

Parenting, as you probably know, is not easy. Many people are not ready
for the responsibility and commitment that go along with parenting.
There is probably not a more important job in the world and not
everyone who has children is qualified.

Parenting involves many different aspects that work individually and yet also work
balanced together to influence a child's personality. It is a constant process of raising
someone, educating and influencing them, from birth until they reach adulthood.

There is I think no exact right way or wrong way to raise your children, but one
of the most important things you can do is give your children a good example in
yourself to follow.

So what about Misbehavior?

Misbehavior is one of the most important red flags to you as a parent
that your children feelthat important needs of theirs are not being taken care of,
or met. It is very easy to forget this when a parent is just
focusing on correcting behavior problems throughout the day.

Try focusing on other things, such as their brilliance, changing
your parenting role from warden to a coach that they respect.

Many parents seem to have two different ways of trying to control
a child's misbehavior: They are completely embarrassed when misconduct
happens in a public place, but when the same behavior happens at home
they seem to just ignore it.

As role models we need to instill a clear set of boundaries and limits
that are constant so not to have a hazy set of rules. We also are parents
need to write some things down ourselves to remember so we do not forget.
Often times parents fly off the handle when a child's misbehavior pushes
our buttons.

Is respect really all that important?

Respect is the foundation of parenting.Those parents who early on in
their child's life punish acts of disrespect are far more likely to have
to deal with things, such as temper tantrums, later in time.

Discipline is hard and painful, but children love and respect the parents
who apply it correctly. When disciplining a child try to remember not to
go overboard. At all times your child should feel respected, safe and
cared about when with you.

Qualities your child will emulate and respect are compassion, confidence,
kindness, and independence to name a few.

Parenting is never an easy job, but you can take a different outlook and
see it as an adventure and never a dull moment. You really can enjoy your
children and be proud of their accomplishments.

Parenting is not just about kids, it's also about parents.