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Sharon C. Peters at Parents Helping Parents offers help to all families: those facing transitions as well as those sorting through everyday challenges.
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One Way to Avoid Power Battles
“You are a bad Mommy!” “I hate you Daddy!” These phrases are sometimes said when children are upset with their Mom or Dad. Parents of course are often alarmed or hurt by such powerful emotions. Nevertheless I often suggest that parents, at least at that moment, avoid sharing their own emotional reactions instead focusing calmy and clearly on the issue that began the upset.

