October 23, 2007
Kids Fighting - Why Kids Fight and How to Help Them Get Along
This is a continuing series in my articles on helping children development emotional intelligence. Today's article is about kids fighting
Kids Fighting - Why They Fight & How to Help Them Stop
by Laura Ramirez
Does it seem like your kids are always arguing? Does their constant antagonism toward each other affect the sense of well-being in your home? If so, you're not alone. In this article, we'll explore why kids hit and argue and how to help them start to develop the emotional intelligence skills that will help them make better choices and eventually, learn to resolve conflicts on their own.
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Announcements:
On October 12, I spoke on "The Practice of Child Stewardship" at the Inter Tribal Council of Nevada's 44th conference. The ITCN represents 27 different tribes. I'm pleased to share that my speech received a standing ovation and that many came up afterward to tell me how powerful it was.
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Teach Your Kids How to Manage Finances
Payjr is an online allowance and chore system for kids. The program is a tool that helps parents manage chore charts and allowances. Once a child turns 13, Payjr offers the optional PAYjr Visa Buxx Card, which allows parents to electronically move money to their teen with the click of a button, then view expenditures and card activity, giving parents peace of mind about how their kids are spending. Teens love the fact that they can upload pictures and design their own card.
Still paying your teen with cash? Try the PAYjr Visa Buxx Card with no sign-up fee and enjoy the convenience of electronic allowances.
Also, check out the link
if you're looking for a great way to keep track of
children's chores. It's an excellent system for
kids and parents.
I hope you enjoyed this issue.
Until the next issue,
Laura Ramirez, Publisher
Family Matters Parenting Magazine