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Positive Discipline was developed by Dr. Jane Nelson in the early 1980s to teach young people to become responsible, respectful and resourceful members of their communities. Parents, educators, coaches, and more have used Positive Discipline to improve the behavior of children using mutual respect.
In this video, Jason goes over 6 simple positive discipline techniques you can use to improve child behavior. While there are many positive discipline examples and techniques, the 6 outlined in this video are easy to implement and begin practicing now.
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Positive Discipline was developed by Dr. Jane Nelson in the early 1980s to teach young people to become responsible, respectful and resourceful members of their communities. Parents, educators, coaches, and more have used Positive Discipline to improve the behavior of children using mutual respect.
In this video, Jason goes over 6 simple positive discipline techniques you can use to improve child behavior. While there are many positive discipline examples and techniques, the 6 outlined in this video are easy to implement and begin practicing now.
Be sure to Register For Jason’s FREE Online class, click here:
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6 Positive Discipline Techniques to Improve Child Behavior | Dad University

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Preparing for fatherhood is important. While we often worry about the tactical things: changing diapers, holding the baby properly, etc., it's really the mental preparation and fatherhood mindset that is crucial to learn. Getting ready to be a dad involves understanding the nuances of the changes you are experiencing as well as the changes of your partner. You are going to experience new challenges, feelings, and responsibilities you never had before. Prepare yourself to be a father and listen to these 7 pieces of advice that will help you get ready to be a father. To Register For Jason’s FREE Webinar Class, click here:
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In this video we go over a very difficult and sensitive subject: miscarriage. Men dealing with a miscarriage is not something that is often (if ever) discussed. It's important we end the stigma associated with miscarriage and allow men to know they no longer need to live in silence. Men are often surprised to learn that many couples experience a miscarriage and they are not alone in their feelings and thoughts about it. It can feel isolating and difficult to deal with when you feel like you are going through it alone. This video talks about multiple ways you can help yourself deal with the miscarriage but also help and support your partner through the difficult time. If you are needing help, reach out to friends, family, support group or even a professional. 🔔 Subscribe to this channel:
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Men Dealing With a Miscarriage - What To Do & How To Support Her | Dad University

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Which parenting style is best? In this video, Jason goes over the origins of the 4 major parenting styles: authoritarian, permissive, uninvolved/neglectful, and authoritative. He discusses what each is about and the various impact they can have on children. Choosing your style of parenting is important as it can effect the child and help guide the decisions you make as a father. While many dads choose authoritarian, we discuss if there are other options to not only be strict, but doing it in a more positive way. While there are other factors that impact children and we will touch on those, each style is known to have a more likely outcome for the child. Are you deciding your parenting style based on what you prefer or of the likely outcome of the child?
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Which Parenting Style is Best? | Dad University

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You want to stop toddler tantrums but it seems impossible. Your child's temper gets out of control and you feel helpless. Well in this video, Jason reviews how to stop toddler temper tantrums. In it, he provides 6 secrets to calm your child's temper. Understanding why toddlers throw tantrums is the first hurdle. When you understand what the meltdowns are really about and how little control the toddler has, you begin to understand how much of the responsibility falls on us to deal with it properly. It doesn't matter whether your child is 2 years old or 4 years old, dealing with temper tantrums isn't easy. Be sure to watch all 6 secrets as they can help you stay more calm and re-frame how you think about what your toddler is going through. To learn more about the Dad University Parenting Program, click here:
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How to Stop Toddler Tantrums – 6 Secrets to Calm Your Child’s Temper | Dad University

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These new dads tips are important when you are a first time father. Being a new dad can be overwhelming and Jason's new dad advice can help calm some of that anxiety. You begin to realize that you are not alone and what you are experiencing is very common. Nearly all first time fathers experience new emotions and experiences which can make things difficult. Be sure to watch the video until the end as you want to get all 8 of the tips for new dads so you are ready and confident with your newborn. Register for Jason's Free Webinar Class: 6 Proven Strategies To Be a Better Father:
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Top 8 New Dad Tips - Crucial Advice For First Time Fathers | Dad University

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In this video we are answering the question: What do moms want? Is it flowers, candy, or jewelry? You may be surprised at the real answers. It really is all about what we can do to help mom. Being a mom isn't easy and while we aren't responsible for other people's happiness, there are a few things we can do to try and support mom. Jason provides 7 secrets to her happiness diving into things we can easily implement to help her. Sure we have our own desires and wants, but when you provide these things to mom, you will get back the love and attention you desire. It really is about having your partner feel good. Be sure to stick around to the end of the video so you can get all 7 secrets mom's happiness and how you can help and support her. Register for Jason's Free Webinar: 6 Proven Strategies To Be a Better Father:
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What Do Moms Want? - 7 Secrets to Her Happiness | Dad University

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Is spanking effective? Does spanking work to discipline your kids? In this video, Jason explores using corporal punishment as a form of punishment. Corporal punishment is defined as anything done to cause pain or discomfort in response to your child’s behaviors. Some people might smack their kids, whip their bottom, or use other types of physical punishment. Those that spank their kids cite that it is used primarily to modify behavior and to teach kids a lesson. Is spanking your child the most effective way to modify their behavior and teach them the correct way of doing things (or what not to do)? Jason provides some of the arguments on both sides of the spanking debate and then offers his opinion and insight. What are your thoughts on the topic? Leave your feedback in the comments section. To Register for Jason's Free Webinar: 6 Proven Strategies To Be a Better Father, Register here:
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Is Spanking Your Kids an Effective Way to Discipline? | Dad University

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6 Positive Discipline Techniques to Improve Child Behavior | Dad University Video Ep. 170

Preparing for Fatherhood – 7 Tips to Get You Ready to Be a Dad | Dad University Video Ep. 169

Men Dealing With a Miscarriage – What To Do & How To Support Her | Dad University Video Ep. 168

Which Parenting Style is Best? | Dad University Video Ep. 167

How to Stop Toddler Tantrums – 6 Secrets to Calm Your Child’s Temper | Dad University Video Ep. 166

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