| The most important question to
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| | regret.
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| continually ask yourself as you parent
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| | It is this question that will continually
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| your child is:
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| | challenge you to look at the situation
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| "Will what I am about to do bring me
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| | critically to see what your alternatives
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| closer to my child or move us further
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| | are.
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| apart?"
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| | It is this question that will allow you
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| It is this question that, from day one
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| | as a parent to grow and learn new ways of
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| and right through the teen years, will
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| | relating to your child as they grow and
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| allow you to build the closest bond with
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| | change.
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| your child.
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| | It is this question that will encourage
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| It is this question that will keep you
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| | your children to be respectful as they
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| grounded to act from love not from some
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| | are guided by the behaviours that you
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| other emotion, such as anger.
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| | model.
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| It is this question that will keep you as
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| | This question which comes from William
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| a parent on track and keep your
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| | Glasser's 'Choice Theory' is a wonderful
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| relationship with your child based on
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| | reminder for you to look at how you are
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| respect.
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| | being with your child. After all isn't
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| It is this question that will ensure that
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| | what you want a close, loving and
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| you are using discipline with your
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| | respectful relationship with your child?
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| children and not punishment.
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| | The best way to achieve such a
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| It is this question that will guarantee
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| | relationship is to model these values
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| that you are thinking through your
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| | yourself, making this question a very
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| actions and not just reacting - doing or
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| | powerful parenting tool.
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| saying something that later you may
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