
Why Nagging Doesn't Work
If you’re like most parents, you probably spend enormous amounts of time and energy teaching about the importance of being responsible. You encourage it, you explain why it’s important, and you remind your child again and again why he should do th...
The Negative Effects Of Nagging
Parents often engage in nagging techniques because they need their children to do something and because they believe their persistent requests, demands, reminders, and threats of negative consequences will influence them to do what they want.
7 Steps To Break The Nagging Cycle
In reality, nagging erodes relationships. Kids enjoy (tolerate, hear) one nag. It shows we care, we love them and we notice what is going on in their life. With the second nag they hear, "I don't trust you. You are not capable. You cannot manage y...
How To Stop Nagging Your Child
As a parent, it's my job to raise my kids to be good people. To show them how to be compassionate, strong, humble, independent, and patient.
5 Ways To Stop Nagging Your Child
Although nagging can eventually be effective, it’s just not pleasant for anyone involved, so Mighty Mommy has five tips to nix the nagging and use a more positive approach to get the same results.