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William Dolde
May 27, 2011, 9:12:41 AM5/27/11
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Dear Families,
In class yesterday, a parent and I had a conversation about resources for parents when time is short. I have found the cartoons by Faber and Mazlish from books such as Siblings Without Rivalry or How to Talk so Kids Will Listen really helpful in this regard. The cartoons summarize the chapter.
Here are sample cartoons from Siblings Without Rivalry--I recommend procuring the book if you seek more (but the cartoons do summarize the whole book). I will write more on the actual blog about other suggestions when we are in a hurry.
With warmth and light,
William Dolde
In class yesterday, a parent and I had a conversation about resources for parents when time is short. I have found the cartoons by Faber and Mazlish from books such as Siblings Without Rivalry or How to Talk so Kids Will Listen really helpful in this regard. The cartoons summarize the chapter.
Here are sample cartoons from Siblings Without Rivalry--I recommend procuring the book if you seek more (but the cartoons do summarize the whole book). I will write more on the actual blog about other suggestions when we are in a hurry.
With warmth and light,
William Dolde
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