#1: Understanding Your Child’s Behaviour
#2: 9 Ways To Positively Cope With Difficult Behaviour
#3: Looking After Yourself And Improving Children’s Behaviour
#4: Learning Through Play
#5: 5 Week Programme To Cope With The “Strong-Willed” Child
#6: Handy Hints On Encouraging Good Behaviour
#7: Positive Discipline & Time Out
#8: Dealing With Tantrums
#9: Removing Privileges Effectively
#10: Surviving The Break-Up (Divorce & Separation)
#11: Winning The Bedtime Battle
#12: Preparing Your Child For School
#13: How To Help Your Child Stop Whining?
#14: The Importance Of Play
#15: Keeping Your Family Strong
#16: What Is Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)?
#17: Discipline: A Parents Guide
#18: Building Parent-Teacher Partnerships
#19: Grandparents Who Parent Their Grandchildren
#20: Helping Your Child Control Anger
#21: Biters: Why They Do It & What To Do About It?
#22: Been there! Done That! Toilet Training Tips
#23: Father Dear Father
#24: Teaching Responsibility With Chores & Homework Tips
#25: 19 Tips Guaranteed To Give You More Family Time
#26: How To Handle Aggression In Young Children
#27: Assessing The Devolpment of Preschoolers
#28: Helping Your Child Learn Responsible Behaviour
#29: The Shy Child
#30: Would Counselling Help Me?
#31: Bedwetting
#32: The Debate Over Spanking
#33: Preparation For Parenthood-A Humourous View
#34: Children & TV Violence
#35: Helping Your Child Gain Self-Esteem & Self-Confidence
#36: The Evolution Of Mom
#37: Avoiding Sibling Rivalry
#38: Managing Morning Madness
#39: Children Who Can’t Pay Attention/ADHD
#40: Plain Talk About… Dealing With The Angry Child
#41: When Children Lie
#42: First-Born Jealousy
#43: Some Super Saving Educational Activities For Kids & Families
#44: The Picky Eater
#45: Jazzed Up Lunch Bags-13 Ways To Turn HUM-DRUM Into YUM!
#46: I Caught Them Playing Doctor
#47: What Do You Do When You Discover Your Child Is the Bully?
#48: How Stressed Is Your Child?
#49: Aggressive Behaviour
#50: Twenty Ways To Foster Values In Children
#51: Is There A Recipe For Blending Families?-Divorce & Separation
#52: Stress And Parenting - Part 1
#53: Stress And Parenting - Part 2
#54: Normal Stages Of Human Development (Birth to 5 Years)
#55: Language Development In Children
#56: Parenting Teens
#57: Life’s A Stage
#58: How Can Parents Model Good Listening Skills
#59: The Family Chip System (rewards)
#60: Aspergers Syndrome: A Developmental Puzzle
#61: Underachievement In Boys
#62: They Never Listen To Me
#63: Swearing
#64: Getting Kids To Listen
#65: Toilet Learning For Toddlers
#66: Crying Baby, Sleepless Nights
#67: Handling Sibling Rivalry
#68: Gimmee!
#69: Party Behaviour: How to Help Your Child Become a Little Lady or Gentleman
#70: Bedtime: Getting to Bed and Staying There
#71: Parenting with a Net
#72: Talking to Children About Drugs
#73: Guidelines for Using Time Out with Teens and Preteens
#74: Sanity Tips for Eating Out with the Kids
#75: Words of Encouragement and Praise
#76: Learning to Listen
#77: Winning the Chore War
#78: Safe Start: How Early Experiences can Help Reduce Violence
#79: Anger in Our Teens and in Ourselves
#80: How Good is Your Parenting Plan?
#81: When Little Kids Curse
#82: When Mom has a Temper Tantrum
#83: Frequently Asked Questions About Sleep
#84: Turn Off the TV Week
#85: Setting Limits and Following Through
#86: Talking to Your Kids About Sex
#87: How to Stay Calm
#88: Getting it Under Control..Teaching Self-Control
#89: Respect is a Two Way Street
#90: Talking to your Childcare Provider about Discipline
#91: Yes they are all mine!
#92: Helping Your Child Cope with Stress
#93: The Fine Art of a Tantrum
#94: For Families of Children with Special Needs
#95: Minimise the Waves of Divorce
#96: Appropriate Limits for Young Children, Part One
#97: Appropriate Limits for Young Children, Part Two
#98: Casual Remarks
#99: Teaching Young Children Through Work and Play
#100: Newborn Babies and Sleep
#101: What Are Schemas-Influences On Children And Parenting Styles

via parentingideas.org

1. Late Bedtimes, Early Start Times: Late summertime bedtimes collide with early school start times; so kids start the new school year being sleep-deprived.
2. Sleep Debt Builds: Each day they lose more sleep, building up a "sleep debt" that, like all debts, must be paid-off.
3. Weekend Catch-up - There's a Catch

Teach your child good sleep habits, also known as "sleep hygiene".

• Establish sleep-healthy bedtimes, bedtime routines, habits, and diets. If late bedtimes are an issue, try ticking back bedtimes in 15 minute increments every night or other night until you get to a bedtime where your child wakes up easily and refreshed.
• Identify and reduce as much daytime stress as possible.
• Limit TV and other "screen time" (computers, video games), especially at bedtime, and do not put a TV in your child's bedroom: children with a TV in their room tend to go to bed later and get less sleep than those without, and those kids who get less sleep are more likely to spend 2 or more hours watching TV.

full story via webmd.com

• Reduce stimulation and increase structure.
• Spell out rules in advance.
• Don't say yes when you mean no.
• Don't fight or argue in front of your child.
• Catch your child at being good.
• Teach by example.
• Avoid caffeine and sugar-saturated foods.
• Get to know your child's teacher and/or counselor.
• Teach your child deep breathing and relaxation techniques.
• Finally, if your child's hyperactivity problems persist, do not immediately assume your child needs drugs to correct his behavior.

via addsolutions.com

1) Relationship

2) Planning

3) Response

via childparenting.about.com