Debbie Godfrey

Positive Parenting Pep Talks

Kids EN ↓ 255 episodes

Start each day with a Positive Parenting Pep Talk by Debbie Godfrey. This podcast is for parents that want to discipline their children without breaking their spirit. In Season Two, Debbie answers your Parenting questions to give you ideas and inspiration to get your kids to behave better and make parenting more fun. If you would like a question answered by Debbie, leave a message https://anchor.fm/positiveparenting/message.

Author

Debbie Godfrey

Category

Kids

Podcast website

www.positiveparenting.com

Latest episode

Oct 5, 2023

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Episodes

Make expectations clear 22.06.2022

Today's Positive Parenting Pep Talk contains ideas for making your expectations clear. When kids don't understand our directions, they don't do a very good job of the task or chore. We need to make sure we are clear and take the time for training and to help them understand what we are asking them to do. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parenting Pep Talks podcast. I would d...

Get your kids to listen to you 21.06.2022

Today's Positive Parenting Pep Talk will give you my three-prong approach to get kids to listen to you. When you communicate this way, by getting on their level, making eye contact and loving touch, you'll find they listen so much better. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parenting Pep Talks podcast. I would deeply  appreciate your support by leaving us a review today. Y...

A sense of belonging 20.06.2022

Today's Positive Parenting Pep Talk is about the idea of creating a sense of belonging in your children. Family mottos and creating a sense of team in your family will facilitate this idea. When kids feel they belong, the are very unlikely to be a risk for joining gangs or other negative situations they may get into from peer pressure. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parent...

Ask, "Could it be...?" 17.06.2022

Today's Positive Parenting Pep Talk will help you ask your child questions that teach them how to think about their misbehavior. When you ask this question, you want to look for the recognition response, either a smile or giggle or simply a "yes". Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parenting Pep Talks podcast. I would deeply  appreciate your support by leaving us a review...

GEMS (Genuine Encounter moments) 16.06.2022

Today's Positive Parenting Pep Talk is a reminder to continue to do GEMS with your child every day. A genuine encounter moment is when you give your child 100% attention and see the world through their eyes. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parenting Pep Talks podcast. I would deeply  appreciate your support by leaving us a review today. You can also Follow me on Instag...

Mistakes Parents Make - Urging (Reminding or prodding) 15.06.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikurs book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. In today's world, we would call this reminding.   When we urge children to do things that should be monitored by them internally, we cause resistance and even h...

Mistakes Parents Make - Excessive talking 14.06.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikurs book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. When parents talk too much, the kids tune out and don't listen or learn.   It's so important to choose when to talk and choose words wisely. Thank you for liste...

Mistakes Parents Make - Excessive supervision 13.06.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikurs book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Parents that are apprehensive often over supervise their children.   This can cause problems because it robs the child of the opportunity to manage themselves a...

Mistakes Parents Make - Frightening the child 10.06.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks inspired by Dreikur's book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Using fear to scare children into compliant behavior often backfires.   Much more beneficial is to help your child learn to assess and evaluate danger....

Mistakes Parents Make - Anxiety 09.06.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks inspired by Dreikur's book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Parents that are over cautious or anxious rob their children of the opportunity to learn responsibility and respect for things that are harmful and dangerous...

Make a Screen Time Contract 07.06.2022

On today's Positive Parenting pep Talk Podcast, you'll learn how to create a screen time contract with your child. I'd love this topic to evolve with your input and feedback. Tomorrow, we'll look at logical consequences when your child does not keep the screen time agreement. Please go follow me on instagram, @positiveparentingdebbie and leave me your comments about screen time. Share solutions th...

Screen Time Drama Solutions 06.06.2022

Today on the Positive Parenting Pep Talk we'll talk about screen time. Nothing gives parents more frustration than screen time. Today I'll introduce the first place to start in order for you to begin to bring a sane way to deal with screens into your home. I'd love this topic to evolve with your input and feedback. Tomorrow, we'll look at making agreements and later in the week setting limits. Ple...

Taking care of a pet 03.06.2022

This Positive Parenting Pep Talk will give you a few tips on getting a pet.  A pet is a great way for a child to learn responsibility. It's important that you are willing to help the child learn to be responsible.  It doesn't happen overnight. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parenting Pep Talks podcast. I would deeply  appreciate your support by leaving us a...

Redirecting Kids fighting, part three 02.06.2022

In this Positive Parenting Pep Talk, I'll talk about more ways to help kids resolve conflict. Whether you have kids that are fighting or an only child, you can use these ideas whenever there is conflict between your child and another. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parenting Pep Talks podcast. I would deeply  appreciate your support by leaving us a review today. You c...

Redirecting Kids fighting, part two 01.06.2022

In this Positive Parenting Pep Talk, I'll talk about ways to help kids resolve conflict. Whether you have kids that are fighting or an only child, you can use these ideas whenever there is conflict between your child and another. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parenting Pep Talks podcast. I would deeply  appreciate your support by leaving us a review today. You can al...

Redirecting Kids fighting, part one 31.05.2022

In this Positive Parenting Pep Talk, we'll look briefly at why kids fight. Then I describe some of the thing we do that contribute to making the fighting worse. Thank you for listening and subscribing to the Positive Parenting Pep Talks podcast. I would deeply  appreciate your support by leaving us a review today. You can also Follow me on Instagram and share your favorite episodes and don’t...

Changing our messages, part two 30.05.2022

In February, I recorded a Positive Parenting Pep Talk about changing our discouraging messages.  I've included the link here to review. Today's Positive Parenting Pep Talk is a continuation of that topic.   Are you tired of telling your kids to “hurry up?” Have you ever told your kids to, “Stop whining?”  You don’t want to miss this Pep Talk today. Thank you for listening and subscr...

Mistakes Parents Make - Withdrawal of affection 29.05.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikurs book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Dreikurs was the first to talk about the idea of "Address the behavior, not the child."  This topic talks about that and the results when children don't feel li...

Mistakes Parents Make - Excessive affection 27.05.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikur's book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. This topic in the book seemed mostly outdated and regarding inappropriate affection and attention.   However, I found the comments he made about the results of...

Grieving for the innocent children. Please contact your representatives. 25.05.2022

I am so sad.  I am so outraged.  I am tired of the same old story.  These sweet babies are gone.  We must not allow it to be in vain. Please contact your senators and representatives and ask them to pass common sense gun laws. Contact your senator by zip code. Contact your representative by zip code. This is what I said, you can use your own words. "I am very concerned that the...

Mistakes Parents Make - Lovelessness 25.05.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikur's book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Dreikur's talks about lovelessness as an attitude by the parent that creates a feeling in the child of not being liked or loved.   When a child is raised in th...

The danger of spoiling, part 5 of 5 24.05.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikur's book, "The Challenge of Parenthood." In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Today's is part five of five on the discussion about the dangers of spoiling a child. I love the way this information is still so relevant today! Thank you for listening a...

The danger of spoiling, part 4 of 5 23.05.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikur's book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Today's is part one of five on the discussion about the dangers of spoiling a child.   I love the way this information is still so relevant today! Thank you fo...

The danger of spoiling, part 3 of 5 20.05.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikur's book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Today's is part three of five on the discussion about the dangers of spoiling a child.  I love the way this information is still so relevant today! Thank you f...

The danger of spoiling, part 2 of 5 19.05.2022

This is the next in a series of Positive Parenting Pep Talks from Dreikur's book, "The Challenge of Parenthood."   In this series, I am using ideas from the book, written in 1948, and putting a modern day perspective to the topic. Today's is part two of five on the discussion about the dangers of spoiling a child.   I love the way this information is still so relevant today! Thank you fo...

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