Sentences with phrase «parents than criticism»

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Although his parents were afraid of being ostracized simply because their son had been healed, he was willing to endure criticism and mistreatment and even expulsion from the synagogue rather than disparage Jesus.

Kids raised this way turn out more emotionally stable, confident and successful than kids raised the other ways but there is still criticism of this style of parenting.

Regarding the science criticism, it's impossible to scientifically prove by a placebo - controlled, double - blind, randomized study (the gold standard in science) that AP works better than a more distant style of parenting.

And I have to say that I agree with the main thrust of your article — that emphasizing the positives of your parenting practices is a more effective draw, and also a better defense against criticism, than pointing out the supposed negatives of how other people parent.

Emery's response to our rejoinder did not address our major criticisms of their research; rather, he claims that absent strong evidence about the effects of infants and very young children spending overnights with each parent, the burden of proof lies with those who advocate for the co-parenting position, rather than with opponents of co-parenting.

«I would rather take criticism about that than have parents come to me in Catford, in Lewisham, when their children's lives have been utterly devastated by gangs and knife crime,» Ms Alexander added.

It has fairly recognisable young teen movie themes, although these don't survive more than a cursory analysis — hazy criticisms of class distinction / discrimination are a bit hard to swallow when the kids of «privileged» parents attend an elite school floating above the clouds.

Parents should be aware that violent depictions are more frequent and intense than in its predecessor, although this edition is softer with its criticisms of religion and animal abuse, and contains only female cleavage instead of male rear nudity.

The anxiety that drives this criticism comes from the fact that a radical curriculum — one that has the potential to affect more than 50 million children and their parents — was introduced with hardly any public discussion.

No matter the subject, Leman encourages parents to keep realistic expectations and to motivate with approval rather than criticism.

Second, depressed children whose homes were characterized by high levels of parental criticism or emotional overinvolvement demonstrated significantly lower recovery rates at the end of the first year after hospitalization than did children whose parents scored low on those variables.

Along with this aim, we further hypothesized that parents who received the computer training would engage in more distraction, praise, humor, and play and less reassurance, provision of information, apologizing, and criticism during their children's immunizations than untrained parents who were provided with a distraction approach (i.e., movies) or parents who received standard care.

Confirming mother's self - reports, observers also have found that mothers of AD children show greater use of non-supportive parenting (e.g., criticism and talking over the child) and less use of supportive parenting (e.g., warmth) when responding to children's negative emotions than mothers of non-AD children (Hudson et al. 2008).

Parents with SAD demonstrated less warmth / positive affect and more criticism and doubts of child competency than did those without SAD.

Fourth, parents can change their parenting practices by giving special attention to positive behavior to encouragement and praise for positive behavior rather than criticism for negative behavior.

It appears that overprotection measures in the chronic illness literature to date have largely measured parental behavioral control — which includes parenting behaviors such as limit setting and parental monitoring — rather than parental psychological control — which includes intrusiveness and criticism / guilt induction.