Parenting Unplugged Radio With Glenda Montgomery

Posted on 20 July 2010. Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , ,

There are many ways to put a positive spin on every day situations. Glenda Montgomery talks with Todd and Laura about experiences they’ve had where positive discipline truly plays an affective roll in teaching children compassion. Glenda explains how much of an impact we can have with our children, despite how difficult it can be to connect with a child in a heated situation, by means of a hug or meeting eye to eye.

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  • http://www.positivediscipline.com Jane Nelsen

    Glenda Montgomery is so good. To be specific: she speaks so clearly (makes me jealous), and provides such excellent examples–without any hesitation–and so many of them. I was captivated and fascinated the whole time. :-) Todd and Laura, you ask good questions, including the tough ones, and have so much to contribute. Just love Conner. :-)

  • http://www.positiveparentcoach.com Terese Bradshaw

    Love this helpful Positive Discipline broadcast. Glenda provides a very clear and easy to understand description of the principles of Positive Discipline. As a Positive Discipline educator and Montessori teacher, I am looking forward to sharing this broadcast with my families.
    Great questions by Todd and Laura. I love Glenda’s repsonses to getting chores done and routine charts.


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