Raising Cooperative Kids

Raising Cooperative Kids
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Secrets To Becoming The Very Best Parent You Can Be Be there for your children every step of the way and give them memorable experiences. What's the recipe for a happy family?  It’s collaboration and communication. Instilling a spirit of cooperation in your children is the real secret to providing the gift of a happy childhood, being a «good» parent, and building the family you have always wanted. Perfect your parenting techniques.  Research psychologists Marion Forgatch and Gerald Patterson have over 40 years of practice and tested clinical and prevention trials. Their  Raising Cooperative Kids  provides a universal and easy to use manual no matter where you live or how your family is structured. Discover the formula for overcoming family struggles and inspiring children to cooperate─from toddlerhood into their teens. Change unwanted behaviorsTeach your children new behaviorsReduce family conflicts Specific guidance  is included for issues ranging from how to share the bathroom during the morning rush to what to do when a child misbehaves. The authors also remind us of the importance of play─enjoying each other and sharing time and activities together is the cornerstone of a connected, happy family. If you enjoyed books like  The Whole-Brain Child ,  What to Expect When You're Expecting , or  The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens , then you’ll want to read  Raising Cooperative Kids .

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Marion S. Forgatch. Raising Cooperative Kids

Praise for Raising Cooperative Kids

Contents

Introduction. Cooperation Makes It Happen

Our Methods

Shining the Light

Practice, Practice, Practice

Chapter One. Imagine

Setting Goals

Strategies for Successful Goal Statements

Long-Term and Short-Term Goals

Modeling and Shaping Behavior

Compromise

Cooperation

Recap

Practice Assignment

Chapter Two. Follow My Directions

Clear Directions

Basic Strategies for Giving Clear Directions

Enhanced Strategies for Giving Clear Directions

Directions Gone Astray

The Drive-By

Long Distance

Buried in Words

The Guilt Trip

Sarcasm

Questions

Body Language

A Time for Everything

Recap

Practice Assignment

Tracking Sheet for Giving Clear Directions

Examples:

What Do Parents Say?

Chapter Three. Accentuate the Positive

Grin and Bear It

Strategies for Teaching Through Encouragement

Tokens

Strategies for Choosing Tokens

Using Tokens

Designing a Token System

Explaining a Token System

Group Incentives

Sample Token Behaviors

Incentive Charts

Strategies for Creating Incentive Charts

Breaking Down Complex Goals

Examples of Goals and Challenges

Clean Bedroom

Make Bed

Bedtime Routine

Bathroom Routine

Success Grows with Small Steps: Bedtime Routine

Setting Up Rewards

Social Reinforcers

Tangible Incentives

Designing Incentive Charts

Setting Up an Incentive Chart

Sample Incentive Chart

James' Incentive Chart

Explaining Incentive Charts

Recap

Practice Assignment

Creating a Worksheet for Token Systems

Creating a Worksheet for Incentive Charts

Chapter Four. Oceans of Emotions

Emotions Have Consequences

Regulating Emotions

Strategies for Regulating Emotions

Controlling Negative Emotions

Cooling Off

Disengage physically:

Disengage mentally:

Lighten the situation:

Empower yourself:

Join the other person:

Strengthen positive emotions:

Other strategies:

Don't:

Strategies for Cooling Off

Increasing Positive Emotions

Indicators of Emotions

Negative Emotion Indicators. Sadness/Depression

Fear/Anxiety/Stress/Tension

Contempt/Disgust/Scorn

Open Anger

Constrained Anger

Positive Emotion Indicators. Happiness/Enjoyment/Pleasure

Interest

Affection/Caring

Recap

Practice Assignment

Regulating Emotions Rating Form. Positive Emotion (happy/glad; interested/friendly; neutral/calm; affectionate/supportive):

Negative Emotion (angry; depressed/sad; fearful/anxious; disgusted/contemptuous):

Chapter Five. I Walk the Line

Elements of Effective Discipline

Time Outs

Strategies for Time Outs

Strategies for Choosing a Time-Out Spot

Time-Out Script

Time Outs in Action

Time Out for Tiny Tots

Setting Expectations

Explaining Time Outs

Privilege Loss

Strategies for Revoking Privileges

Examples of Privileges. Entertainment

Social Activities

Treats

Disciplinary Chores

Strategies for Disciplinary Chores

Short Chores—5 to 15 minutes

Long Chores—30 minutes to 1 hour

Sample Job Description. Chore: Cleaning the cat litter box

Disciplinary Chores in Action

Lengthy Disciplinary Chores

Strategies for Lengthy Disciplinary Chores

Recap

Practice Assignment

Implementing Time Outs

Implementing Disciplinary Chores

What Do Parents Say?

Chapter Six. Stop, Look, Listen

Nonverbal Messages

Strategies for Active Listening

Active Listening Don'ts

Things that Go Bump in the Night

Gaming the System

Recap

Practice Assignment

Collages

Daily Debriefings

Chapter Seven. We Can Work It Out

The Best-Laid Plans. .

Strategies for Problem-Solving

Family Meetings

Strategies for Family Meetings

Ground Rules for Family Meetings

Recap

Practice Assignment

Problem-Solving Worksheet

Chapter Eight. Someone to Watch Over Me

Social Media

Childcare and Babysitters

Peer Pressure

Recap

Practice Assignment

Warning Signs for Caregivers

Guide for Babysitters

Chapter Nine. Teach Your Children Well

Doing Well

Incentive Charts

Ava's Incentive Chart

Benito's Incentive Chart

Ava

Benito

Productive Learning Environments

Brain Training

Strategies for Brain Training

Power Reading

Strategies for Power Reading

Stumbling Blocks

Student Study Skills Checklist

Parent Study Skills Checklist

Steps to School Success

Changes in Family Dynamics

Linking Home and School

Do I Know?

Recap

Practice Assignment

Chapter Ten. United We Stand

The End Run

The Huddle

Resolving Conflicts

Strategies for Resolving Conflicts

Recap

Practice Assignment

Strategies for Managing Conflicts

Chapter Eleven. We Are Family

Identify Strengths, Values, and Goals

Give Clear Directions

Teach Through Encouragement

Identify and Regulate Emotions

Set Limits

Listen—Really Listen

Resolve Problems Together

Monitor Your Children

Teach and Learn

Stand United

Work, Play, Love

Recap

Appendix. Strategies and Resources for Raising Cooperative Kids. Chapter 1: Imagine

Chapter 2: Follow My Directions

Chapter 3: Accentuate the Positive

Chapter 4: Oceans of Emotions

Chapter 5: I Walk the Line

Chapter 6: Stop, Look, Listen

Chapter 7: We Can Work It Out

Chapter 8: Someone to Watch Over Me

Chapter 9: Teach Your Children Well

Chapter 10: United We Stand

Acknowledgments

About the Authors

To Our Readers

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“An excellent book that brings the best of longstanding, proven, and highly effective parenting practices to the modern age. This book is a must for every parent and every professional who works with children.” —Jeffrey Bernstein, PhD, author of 10 Days to a Less Defiant Child

“This is a wonderful book with clear, easy-to-apply, and workable techniques based on both clinical experience and research. From defining and setting goals to the critical importance of family play, Raising Cooperative Kids provides a concise and practical blueprint for parents who want to enjoy their kids.” —Thomas W. Phelan, PhD, author of 1-2-3 Magic: Effective Discipline for Children 2–12

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Daniella was asked to remember a time when things went well between the children and identify something positive about each child. Cesar helped by remembering that Ava is especially sweet when she reads to her brothers before bed, and both boys like to snuggle up next to her while listening with rapt attention. It was surprising how drawing up that image of the children acting cooperatively changed the tone of the discussion. Even though Daniella and Cesar figured the goal of peaceful mornings would be impossible, they came up with something more realistic: “The children share the bathroom equally and get out the door to school pleasantly.” By framing their goal statement positively, they could begin to think of small steps toward the goal.

Daniella began to perk up. “Ava needs to get up on time for starters and share the bathroom.”

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