Good advice you've read?

[Jbr]

Most of it found here of course :-)

This is a good site for anyone who may be facing a break up in a relationship. It's based largely on Rep of Ireland law, but the general principles are the same.

www.parentalequality.ie/index.php

[jenny2998]

Am I allowed to recommend a book? Well I'm going to anyway. "How to talk so kids will listen and listen so kids will talk" by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish. It was recommended to me and I just thought it was really inspiring. I truly believe in child-friendly discipline methods and this is really helpful in working out ways of really communicating with your children.

[Jbr]

That sounds good though sometimes when you've tried everything you can think of they still take no notice.

[Demented]

I like the book Raising Boys (I haven't finished it mind you, don't get much time these days). Most of my friends have girls and it helps me understand that my sons are different and that's OK.

[Jbr]

I read that and hated it!

[Lollypop]

Jenny I read that book too, its really good for anyone that works with children. I think teachers should have to read it.