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Administering Discipline for Attitude Problems
These five pointers can help.
 by Dennis and Barbara Rainey
 Discipline for the Strong-Willed Child
My son, Aaron, taught me valuable lessons on how to choose my battles … and win them.
by Kendra Smiley
 Disciplining Your Children Without Losing Your Cool
Six guidelines for controlling your emotions while verbally correcting your kids.
 by Ginger Plowman
 Getting to the Heart of Your Child’s Behavior
Too many parents focus on changing a child's behavior. More important is what's going on in the child's heart.
 by Tedd Tripp
 My Criminal Record
My father loved me enough to let me feel the full extent of my actions.
by Tim Kimmel
 Q&A: Deciding When to Spank
How do I know when it's needed and when it isn't?
 by Dennis and Barbara Rainey
 Q&A: Discipline for a Young Child
If you find yourself being controlled by your toddler, you need to take steps to stop the child from dominating you.
 by Dennis and Barbara Rainey
 Q&A: Discipline for an Older Child
Be a good student of your child and evaluate different forms of discipline that will work.
 by Dennis and Barbara Rainey
 Q&A: Disciplining a Child in Public
Letting your child know your expectations before you go out in public together can act as a deterrent to inappropriate behavior.
 by Dennis and Barbara Rainey
 Q&A: Getting Kids to Do Their Chores
Using chores to teach responsibility.
 by Dennis and Barbara Rainey
 Quick Tips for Disciplining Toddlers
Having raised five children, I’ve learned a few things I hope might encourage you.
 Susan Yates
 The "Forgotten" Part of Discipline
How could a child be happy after being disciplined?
 by Rob Flood
 The Gumnazo Principle: Child Discipline Is a Form of Training
Helping your child practice the right thing to do is just as important as identifying the wrong thing to do.
by Lou Priolo
 The Power of Our Words
When we discipline our children, we need to use words that have the power to heal and restore.
by Rob Flood
 Three Cheers for the “Meanest Mom”
The courageous choice of one mom gives us confidence to also be strong with our teens.
by Barbara Rainey