All parents want their kids to get along, but often get caught up in solving their children's problems. Kids can cooperate if they have the skills. Elizabeth Crary describes how to teach children the skills they need to solve conflicts themselves.
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"It shows a sensible, straightforward way to help children learn to cooperate." -- Patti Pitcher, Mothering, Fall 1988
"It's a good book that should be required reading for all parents. . . ." -- Randy Ebelhar, Wet Set Gazette, Oct. 1987
"It's a good book that should be required reading for all parents. . . ." -- Randy Ebelhar, Wet Set Gazette, Oct. 1987
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Kids Can Cooperate:
-tells why kids quarrel and offers ways to avoid it
-shows parents how to begin teaching problem solving to toddlers and preschoolers
-includes a step-by-step process to help school-aged children negotiate
-offers ways to motivate children to resolve their conflicts themselves
Included in the book are games to assess a child's readiness for problem solving and enhance problem-solving skills, and dialogues that show problem solving in action.
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