Support Call 12-15-17
This Call Covers:
- What a TSG bedtime looks like
- When is it ok to micromanage?
- Helping children with potty training
- Using the modified rule of three
- Disciplining yourself during pregnancy
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Mentor Sessions
Support Call 12-1-17
This Call Covers:
- How to help high-energy children interact with each other and not get hurt
- How long/often you should hold your child in the calm down spot
- Giving very tired children consequences and corrections. How to deal with excuses.
- Helping children reach economic goals
- Stopping children from stealing food.
- How to balance homeschool and housework
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Support Call 8-18-17
This Call Covers:
- How to teach a child that is not your own how to behave in public
- Helping your child become inspired to transfer into a scholar phase
- Helping your children become calm before and during the rule of three
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Support Call 3-17-17
This call covers:
- Little bit about what is spoken of at the United Nations
- Husband saying and believing two different things about the children.
- How to replace the spirit of selfishness with the spirit of love.
- Teaching respect of property to young sons.
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Support Call 1-20-17
This call covers:
- Daughter gets emotional during her mentor meetings. Do we, as the parents, validate or correct those emotions?
- How to handle crying, whining, talking back, and separated parents.
- Son has rage episodes and will only calm down for mother. Is that making him dependant?
- How to use TSG with children that have ODD and anxiety
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Support Call 1-13-17
This call covers:
- Family history project planning
- Son has no privileges and we’re just starting the program. How does the rule of three work with that?
- Having physical limitations that have become a hinderance instead of being helpful
- Teaching children empathy
- Setting boundaries for learning responsibilities
- Talking about and setting boundaries for dating
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How to Help Your Children Keep Your Standards When They’re Away From Home
Parents painstakingly teach morals, principles, values and good judgment to their growing children in hopes that their virtues will be protected and their standards upheld throughout their lives. Yet, day after day youth are tested in social situations. Sometimes they stumble as they compare their values and morals to the world’s ever-changing social standards and
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Goals And Commitments: Consequences For Both
Goals and commitments: what is the difference between these two? And shouldn’t there be synthetic consequences for goals as well as commitments? Listen to this audio to learn more!
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Support Call 8-12-16
This call covers:
- Changes for this school year
- Dishonesty and disrespect from our 14-year-old.
- What can I do to build my relationships with my children, especially my 15-year-old?
- Experiences, capacity, and skills. Also, balancing homeschool with 4 children under 6.
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Support Call 7-08-16
This call covers:
- Religious liberties
- Thumb sucking, biting nails, and wetting pants
- If it’s okay for a child to lie in certain circumstances
- Distraction with chores
- Rivalry between brothers
- Spitting when getting a no answer
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Support Call 7-01-16
This call covers:
- My husband is okay with me introducing the TSG skills into the family, but he’s not so keen on actually changing the tone and environment of our home. How can I help him get on board?
- Our four-year-old is bright and enthusiastic, but has a hitting problem with the family and sometimes even with guests. What do I do?
- I divorced and remarried into a family that now totals almost 17 children. They’re great for the most part, but some of the teens have terrible attitude problems. How do I teach one of them humility?
- Our aged 11 daughter becomes extremely rebellious whenever we try to enforce rules. How do we fix that?
- I get scared of correcting some behaviors. How do I help myself not be afraid?
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Self-Government Teachers In Kenya Report In This Video
In November 2015 we visited Kenya and taught many religious leaders, teachers, social workers, family advocatesand parents how to teach self-government in Kenya. It was the first time we did a training like this outside of the United States. When we departed, we had a prayer in our hearts that the wonderful Kenyan TSG mentors
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Support Call 5-06-16
This call covers:
- How to help15-year-old daughter care about being with her younger siblings and not care so much about friends and electronics.
- How family work relates to chores and should children have chores?
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Support Call 2-26-16
This call covers:
- Helping youth ages 12-16 keep their boundaries when in a group together and being kind to one another.
- Dealing with young daughters that go from best friends to worst enemies.
- Both parents work full time and cherish every moment with their children. Wonderingif homeschooling would be a good choice.
- Getting age 18 daughter to stop procrastinating and being late to and with things.
- Started a Commonwealth school, but has allowed it to take over the rest of life and looking for a way to fulfill responsibilities at the Commonwealth and at home.
- Just attended Parenting Mastery Retreat and realising that our tolerances are too high. Also, having a hard time keeping track of every consequence earned. Thoughts?
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Support Call 2-19-16
This call covers:
- Time flies as your children get older.
- Teaching my children love instead of toleration.
- It’s hard to stay consistent, but even more so with HF autism.
- I know I need to connect with my children, but I don’t want to.
- You have a section in your book that talks about telling your children about sex. Why are you not in favor of sex ed in schools?
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Support Call 12-11-15
This call covers:
- My 2-year-old son is very stubborn and strong-willed and he “pushes back” at me, but not at Dad. What do I do about this?
- All of my children are dawdling through their chores and their school. How do I help them overcome that?
- How does “say okay and be okay” work with no answers? Mychildren cry, whine, and get attitude problems when they don’t get their way.
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Support Call 9-11-15
This call covers:
- How to deal with obstinate behaviors of a 3rd grader and a 9th grader.
- Learning how to praise better and getting away from personal negativity.
- Fixing the feelings of failure in parenting.
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Support Call 8-27-15
This call covers:
- Donate to help Nicholeen get to Kenya to help unite families!
- Thoughts on assessment, the Self-Government success formula, and Mentor and Family meetings
- Pre-teaching VS threatening: what it looks like
- Taking someone else’s consequence for them. Does that work?
- When beginning homeschool, how much “school time” should happen daily?
- Getting “alone” time with young children. How is it done?
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Support Call 5-22-15
This call covers:
- My age 17 daughter is having too much online social time and isn’t spending time with the family when she is home. How can I help her?
- When my son was younger, he threw something at me that required me to go to the hospital. Sometimes, when his siblings are mad at him, they’ll bring up the incident and tell him “what a bad person” he is. How do I help him through this?
- My age 14 son has struggled with an almost daily masturbation addiction. We’ve gone to the bishop and made goals, but he keeps falling back into old habits. What do we do to help him overcome this issue?
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Support Call 11-11-11
This call covers:
- 11-11-11! Such a fun day! And, starting presale for first Children’s book, “Londyn Larae Says Okay”
- Instituting a “no sleep overs” policy. Age 16 son is furious about it.
- Putting in place specific consequences for things such as running away, suicide attempts, etc.
- What happens to 18-year-olds when they go to jail and misbehave.
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