Parents often find themselves ‘pendulum parenting’ - they swing from coming down really hard on a behaviour, particularly when they are at the end of their tether, to being too lenient and turning a blind eye. They find themselves acting either like a dictator or a doormat, oscillating between tyranny and permissiveness. Here we look at how to be positive and firm at the same time.

Positive Discipline relies, not on coercion, but on connection to get kids into better habits and behaviours. When parents establish a system of positive discipline it is more likely that their children will want to do the right thing.

You’ll learn how to prevent misbehaviour happening in the first place, and how to deliver relevant and meaningful consequences.