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On request by marya.Four Steps to Responsibility wrote:Love and Logic teaches a four-step process for turning children’s mistakes and misbehavior into opportunities for learning and building self-esteem.You want the best for your child!You can quit fighting with your kidsLet them make lots of mistakes while the price tag is lowTeach them to solve their own problemsHelp them discover good decision-making skillsThey will build high self-conceptStop screaming them to bedThis audio will help make it all possible.Raising the Odds for Responsible Behavior wrote:Up your odds that your kids will become responsible.Learn how by:Being a good modelAnd remember…responsibility can be taught when you start by asking questions instead of tellingCreating a high self-concept in the childAvoiding saying, “I told you so”Avoiding Power Struggles with Kids wrote:Do you have a stubborn, strong-willed child who constantly tries to pull you into arguments and power struggles?Are you ready to:Give your child a little piece of the action?Avoid the “rant, rave, and rescue” cycle?Get lots of laughs?Steer clear of everyday struggles such as choosing clothes, breakfast, and leaving for work on time?If you answered, “Yes,” then you’ll love what you hear on this audio.Love Me Enough to Set Some Limits wrote:Building Your Child’s Self-Esteem with Thoughtful Limit Setting Raise kids who can cope and get help when you want them to:Stop arguing over choresDo their homeworkStop fighting with their siblingsEat their peasGet to school on timeThese will all become a thing of the past when you use Love and Logic.Helicopters, Drill Sergeants, and Consultants wrote:Parenting styles and the Messages They Send This great introduction to Love and Logic will help you identify your parenting style, the message it sends, and stress-free techniques to help you become a “consultant” parent.It’s how you say things to kids that affects what they choose to hear from youIt’s okay for kids to make mistakesThe importance of giving children choicesSimple steps to help kids want to be responsible”Didn’t I Tell You To Take Out the Trash?!” wrote:Techniques for Getting Kids to Do Chores Without Hassles Are you tired of arguing and fighting with your child over chores? This audio will help you:Choose age-appropriate chores that allow kids to be proud to contributeNegotiate reasonable time limitsImmediately solve their refusal to do choresLearn how to have kids volunteer to help around the househttp://www.loveandlogic.com/ecom/pc-208-43-lifesaver-kit.aspx