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Building Self-Esteem in Your Child

Help your children get the best possible start in life

Like all parents, you want your children to have the opportunity to be anything they want ... to be confident in a variety of circumstances ... to feel that they are worthwhile and loved. In this program, acclaimed parenting pro Dr. Susan Baile focuses on an essential part of successful parenting -- building self-esteem in your child. This training video includes interviews with child-development training experts, graphic reinforcement of teaching points and interactive exercises.

Self Esteem - Building Self-Esteem in Your Child Training Program

Ways to build your child's self-esteem in the first year
How to get your child to open up to you
How children model their image on yours
Specific actions that tell your children they are loved and valued
Healthy ways to express feelings about your child's behavior

Product	CODE	Price	Order
VHS Video Building Self-Esteem in Your Child: 2-volume video set (2 hrs. 15 min.) Includes: 22-page workbook, interviews with child-development experts, graphic reinforcement of teaching points, interactive exercises	C20837	$99.95
Audio Cassettes Building Self-Esteem in Your Child: 4 audiocassettes (4 hrs. 18 min.) Includes: 27-page workbook	C10251	$49.95
Building Self-Esteem in Your Child - Each additional audio workbook	C30019	$9.50	Quantity:
Building Self-Esteem in Your Child - Each additional video workbook	C30087	$9.50	Quantity:

Course Hiqhlights

Three preconditions of high self-esteem and how to make sure your child has each
The single best way to get your child to talk to you
The importance of matching your expectations to your child's developmental stages
Specific actions that tell your child they're loved and valued
How to keep your kids from linking their self-worth to other people's judgments
Healthy ways to express positive and negative feelings about your child's behavior
Two crucial ways to build your child's self-esteem in the first year
Why you can't separate "quality time from "quantity time" with your child
How even "constructive" criticism can damage a child's self-worth
How to keep your kids from linking their self-worth to other people's judgments
How to help your children become more of who they are (and not necessarily who you want them to be)
Dialogue and reflective listening: the two skills that communicate respect
Ending the power struggle: how to discipline constructively:

Distinguishing consequences from punishment
How to stop protecting your child from consequences
The danger of consequences that are too severe

Giving kids constructive ways to express their feelings
Teaching restraint: how to get kids to cool off before they react
How to teach your child responsibility
The silent message: how children model their own self-esteem on yours

Video Contents

Volume I (Running time 1:05)

Specific actions that tell your children they're loved-and valued
How even "constructive" criticism can damage a child's self-worth
How to keep your children from linking their self-worth to other people's judgments
Healthy ways to express positive and negative feelings about your child's behavior
Two effective ways to build self-esteem in your child's first year
Understanding the difference between self-esteem and self-concept
How to instill a sense of independence and security in your child
Constructive ways to handle the (inevitable) guilt y.ou feel when you make a mistake with your child

Volume II (Running time 1:10)

The single best way to get your child to open up to you
The silent message: how children model their own self-esteem on yours
Why you can't separate "quality time" from quantity time" with your child
How to help your children become more of who they are (and not necessarily who you want
them to be)
Dialogue and reflective listening: the two skills that communicate respect
Giving children constructive ways to express their feelings
The single most important way to get your children to listen to you
Workable and worthwhile ways to get more quality time with your children
How to stay more secure and confident in your role as a parent

AUDIO

Side 1 (Running Time 31:19)
What is self-esteem

Side 2 (Running Time 30:25)
The principles of feedback

Side 3 (Running Time 27:01)
The role of self respect

Side 4 (Running Time 30:02)
Empathic listening and dialogue

Side 5 (Running Time 35:21)
How to communicate with your children

Side 6 (Running Time: 36:57)
Time to share, time to give

Side 7 (Running Time 32:39)
Power and kids

Side 8 (Running Time 35:12)
Learning new ways