Child Development & Positive Parenting Skills 4 Distress





Child Development & Positive Parenting Skills 4 Dr. John Breeding, Ph.D. in Child Psychology give your advice, information & tips about how to raise youre a happy and successful child; how to increase open communication between you and your child, how to help children learn, how to handle and upset child, how to deal with ADHD, etc. In part 4 Dr. Breeding discusses dealing with stress, psychological distress and emotional healing. Visit Dr. Breeding’s Website at www.wildestcolts.com This …

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11 Responsesto “Child Development & Positive Parenting Skills 4 Distress”

  1. MrShoy says:

    Nice Video :)

  2. lightleague says:

    I appreciate this series. :-)

  3. IChoseTheRedPill says:

    excellent video… thank you for sharing this with us

    peace2U

  4. enslavetherich says:

    Don’t worry, we got an Electronic Child File on the way here in the Netherlands..

    The government will keep track of almost everything you can imagine.. No need to raise your kids, the government will do it for you, and tell you how to..

  5. NeuroParadise says:

    if you do one thing listen to terence mckenna the watch the arrivals and zietgiest. xx

  6. Internalthorn says:

    If I would remember to try to be like you dr. John then I think my life would be free from my stupid habits that make my life sick. I was quite intelligence once, and one day I’ve became an idot. or I’m wrong I dont know. It’s great to have angelic nature but I got devil inside and he cuts me down to size, I got many misunderstandings with my environment, family. I got less problems with friends than with family. My dream was to come to US just to see how is the life style there.

  7. HAYBB says:

    Lol @ watching Zietgiest. Lulllz.

  8. RiouInsuiko says:

    Move? It’s really easy.

  9. lumberjak1984 says:

    he needs nourishment hahahaha

  10. lumberjak1984 says:

    you dont like Zeitgeist??

  11. lvecsey says:

    I like the analogy or a parent ripping a child away from a video game (violent or not). The distress of removing the child from a virtual, immersive environment is often too much. This in turn upsets the parent even more, and it all stems from lack of understanding.

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