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	Comments on: Roots of Aggression:  Do Parenting Styles Count?	</title>
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		By: Deborah Godfrey		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.positiveparenting.com/parenting-styles/#comment-20&quot;&gt;kate&lt;/a&gt;.

Kate,

Thank you for your comments...sounds quite difficult in your house!  I appreciate that you are parenting differently than the way you were raised.  That is so important to breaking the cycle of ineffective parenting.  In your case, it sounds like your youngest son&#039;s diagnosis and behavior are contributing a great deal to the way your other children are learning to cope.  Most families will have both sides of the coin.  Each child is different and has their own personality and way of viewing the world.  I think what I was trying to say in the article is that we need to parent in a way that honors each child&#039;s uniqueness without punishing at all, either physically OR psychologically!  This is my mission in life, to help parents &lt;strong&gt;discipline&lt;/strong&gt; their children effectively, without punishment.  Children are not criminals, so why do we continue to mold them as if they are?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://www.positiveparenting.com/parenting-styles/#comment-20">kate</a>.</p>
<p>Kate,</p>
<p>Thank you for your comments&#8230;sounds quite difficult in your house!  I appreciate that you are parenting differently than the way you were raised.  That is so important to breaking the cycle of ineffective parenting.  In your case, it sounds like your youngest son&#8217;s diagnosis and behavior are contributing a great deal to the way your other children are learning to cope.  Most families will have both sides of the coin.  Each child is different and has their own personality and way of viewing the world.  I think what I was trying to say in the article is that we need to parent in a way that honors each child&#8217;s uniqueness without punishing at all, either physically OR psychologically!  This is my mission in life, to help parents <strong>discipline</strong> their children effectively, without punishment.  Children are not criminals, so why do we continue to mold them as if they are?</p>
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		By: kate		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 12 Nov 2013 09:45:35 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I have both behaviours in my house. I have four kids and I dont believe that the way I was raised was the best and do not treat my children like that. As for a hit I have hate myself after.  I have my youngest with ASD and he is so aggressive.  My other 3 stuggle with this as do I. I think that my other 3 are inwards but not from psychologically bulling as I praise alot about everythink that they do and in the way they are.  So my question is how can you have both sides of the coin in your house if it comes from parenting?  cheers]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have both behaviours in my house. I have four kids and I dont believe that the way I was raised was the best and do not treat my children like that. As for a hit I have hate myself after.  I have my youngest with ASD and he is so aggressive.  My other 3 stuggle with this as do I. I think that my other 3 are inwards but not from psychologically bulling as I praise alot about everythink that they do and in the way they are.  So my question is how can you have both sides of the coin in your house if it comes from parenting?  cheers</p>
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