When love is not enough chapter 2

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When Love is Not Enough

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Chapter 2 Outline- When Love is Not Enough by Nancy Thomas

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When Love is

Not Enough

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Part IIChapter

2

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ATTACHMENT

An affectional tie with some other

differentiated and preferred individual

who is usually conceived as stronger and/or wiser - Bowlby

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If mom is in denial

about the

child’s behavior

If mom is too tired to try to stop the child

If mom doesn’t know

what to do

If the child can

make mom angry

She seems inept

She appears out of control

She appears uncarin

g

She comes

across

as

ignorant

If-Thenattachment suffers

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AWESOME MOM!!!

“You hug the unhuggableLove the unloveable

and have opened your heart

And your home to a childThat gives little or nothing

In return.”

You deserve to be treated with honor and respect…

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ESTABLISH RESPECT

THROUGH...

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EYE CONTACT

MANNERS

SPEECH PATTERNS

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EYE CONTACTo When you speak

oWhen your child speaks

oWhen you reply

oYour position is important

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Listening Answering

Do not be distracted with other work

Turn the radio/other distracting noise off

Have them physically looking up at you

The Child Must Always Make Eye Contact With You

When:

When You reply:

BE VERY CONSCIOUS OF HOW YOU ARE USING EYE CONTACT

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EYE CONTACT

MANNERS

SPEECH PATTERNS

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SPEECH PATTERNS

The child should hear what you say the first time

The correct response

‘Please’ and ‘Thank you’

When asking for things

The use of ‘we’

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Incorrect Response

THE CORRECT RESPONSE

“Yes, Mom”“No, Mom”“I don’t

want to, but I will do it anyway”

GruntsShrugs Incomplete

words or phrases Non-words “I don’t know” “I can’t”

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SPEECH PATTERNS

The child should hear what you say the first time

The correct response

‘Please’ and ‘Thank you’

When asking for things

The use of ‘we’

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When asking your child to do something for you personally

When telling the child to do something for himself or the family

Say please or thank you:

Do not say please or thank you:

“Please” and “Thank you”require special attention

YOU

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When asking for something such as for water or bathroom

“I have to go to the bathroom really bad”

Say please or thank you:

Examples of what does not constitute as asking:

“Please” and “Thank you”require special attentionTHE

M

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SPEECH PATTERNS

The child should hear what you say the first time

The correct response

‘Please’ and ‘Thank you’

When asking for things

The use of ‘we’

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EYE CONTACT

MANNERS

SPEECH PATTERNS

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Being helpful and thoughtful

Walking

Eating

On the phone

Respect for property

In the car

MANNERS

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Talking with food in their mouth

Slurping

Gulping

EATING

Lovingly and firmly excuse them from the table the first time they do it.

If it grosses out the folks, they repeat it!

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Being helpful and thoughtful

Walking

Eating

On the phone

Respect for property

In the car

MANNERS

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ACTION NOT ANGER

1.Seat belts on

2.Child does not talk

3.Adult controls the radio

4.Driver selects the air temperature

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FUN FOOD FACTS

CALCIUM

VITAMIN B

PROTEIN

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FUN FOOD FACTS

CALCIUM

VITAMIN B

PROTEIN

POWER SMOOTHIE by Adam deHoll

½ container frozen orange juice concentrate1 or 2 bananasA couple of kiwi (other fresh fruit)2 cups frozen strawberries (or other berries)1 cup plain or vanilla yogurt1-2 cups water