Joyful Nurturing
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    • Biblical Basis for Families
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    • Child Development
  • Sleep Learning
    • The first two weeks
    • After the First Month
    • Sleep wheel
    • 20 Minutes of Grace
    • Tummy Sleeping
    • 6-7 Weeks Sleeping Slump
    • What about SIDS?
    • Sleep learning for an older baby
  • Responsibility Training/Learning
    • Overview of responsibility training
    • When do we begin?
  • Discipline
    • Teaching our toddler to obey
    • The Event (Sample Plan)
    • The differance between discipline and punishment
    • Positive Reinforcement
  • twins
    • Getting Ready for Twins
    • sleep training twins
  • Specific Help
    • sharing
    • sleep for 3 year olds
    • Getting ready for a new sibling/ Toddler responsibilities
    • Other Resources

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In this section we are including questions that have already been asked and answered...

What do other moms have to say abou
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How do we help our children share?  A mother asks advice about helping her 3 and 1/2 year old and her 18 month old learn to share.
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Sleep for 3 year olds

When does a toddler drop naps altogether? How does that affect nighttime sleep?
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In contrast with helicopter parenting, we value healthy distance in certain moments that allows confident independence.  Confidence that comes from knowing that the family is a safe place, a place where they belong and a strong relational connection with parents and siblings. Responsibility training's goal is to impart independence that grows, within safe bounds, pointing to a future adulthood where your adult children are capable of dealing with life situations

Other ideas that overlap with the philosophy of responsibility training include baby-led-weaning (self feeding), age-appropriate chores, and "free-range" parenting.  
Here are some helpful blogs we've found on these subjects
http://jenhatmaker.com/blog/2013/01/17/brave-moms-raise-brave-kids
http://growingleaders.com/blog/3-mistakes-we-make-leading-kids/
http://joannagoddard.blogspot.com/2012/06/french-kids-eat-everything.html (be a part of the family, eat what we eat) 


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Preparing toddlers for a new sibling

 You are about to have another baby! Your first baby is starting to grow up but in many ways she is still a baby.  What can you do get everyone ready?
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