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THE FIND ALL FUN NEWSPAPER FOR FAMILIES

Vol. 1 No. 16 June 2010

Manalapan220 Bridge Plaza Dr.Exit Union Hill Rd W off Rt 9

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Publisher: Cami Gunther • Assistant to Publisher: Shawna Singler

Graphic Design: Eric Grossman, Dawn Whitlock • Assistant Graphic Design: Douglas Gritsonis, Keishi IharaThe Monmouth Family Times is a monthly publication. Distribution numbers will increase each month as more bulk drop-off locations, towns, and/or private schools are added.If you would like The Monmouth Family Times to be distributed at your location please contact us at [email protected].

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Dear Readers,Parenting is rewarding and amazing. But, we all know that it also can be hard and exhausting! One issue I am faced with ona daily basis is consistency and follow through with my children. I have learned that being consistent with my children buildstrust and security. I also have learned that the simple act of following through sets limits and creates boundaries for a childduring every stage of their childhood.When parents are consistent in their response and follow through in their behavior, children learn to count on that parentand actually feel more secure in their environment. If you tell your children you will pick them up at a specific time, be there.If you tell your kids they can't have candy, do not change your mind. If you promise a reward for good behavior, give it. Ifyou "ground" your teenager, follow through. Try to act, and NOT REACT to your kids behaviors. Give yourself time toconsider what you want to say and do. By being consistent in your actions and behaving in a manner your children canmodel, children learn the importance of self-respect and recognize the value of trust. Remember that establishing trust andcreating limits with your child is an essential element of effective parenting.Your Friend, Cami

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HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILDOVERCOME ANXIETY

1. Help your child relax. A child will feel anxiety whenthey're stressed. Explore different options for helping your childrelax, then allow them to enjoy these relaxing games or hobbies.The activity you choose may be different for every child, ordifferent depending on the day.

2. Find a distraction. When your child feels anxious all of asudden, do something to distract them from the situation athand. If you're out in public and they start to panic, perhaps youcan engage them in a conversation about something they like ordistract them with a toy or something of interest in yoursurroundings. If you're at home, try a fun game.

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