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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Without getting into a higher-level parenting philosophy discussion (which I now feel is unavoidable since I've opened that can of worms).... Don't worry, my child gets lots of love, hugs, reassurance, positive language, smiles, toys, stickers, goldfish, marshmallows, bubbles, even candy, but to the best of our ability, they are not the result of good or desired behavior. If you've read or heard of Alfie Kohn/Unconditional Parenting, it's along those lines. We don't need to argue the merits of this philosophy, but it is one aspect to the way we parent.[/quote] Oh, brother.[/quote] What is so eye-roll-inducing here? You parent your way, we'll parent ours. I'm just looking for ideas from parents who HAVE done it this way, so if you didn't, feel free to add something constructive to another thread. [/quote]
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