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KidsAintCheap is Now on Facebook!

January 30, 2011 | Leave a Comment

Today we officially launched our brand new Facebook page.  We are going to use Facebook as another way to communicate web site updates but we also want to build it into a fun community where parents can meet, talk and post things of use to all of us.  Please check us out at KidsAintCheap Facebook Page and while you are there, please hit the LIKE button.  If you really like us, you will take a moment to suggest the page to your friends!  We need all the help we can get.

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Facebook is just one way to stay in touch with the crew at KidsAintCheap.  You can also read our tweets on our Twitter page and subscribe to our blog’s RSS feed with your favorite reader.

What are your favorite parenting Facebook pages?

Brian
Brian

Brian is the founder of Kids Ain’t Cheap and is now sharing his journey through parenthood.

 
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Basic Principles Of Good Parenting

Here some basic principles for good parenting:

  1. What You Do Matters: Your kids are watching you. So, be purposeful about what you want to accomplish.
  2. You Can’t be Too Loving: Don’t replace love with material possessions, lowered expectations or leniency.
  3. Be Involved Your Kids Life: Arrange your priorities to focus on what your kid’s needs. Be there mentally and physically.
  4. Adapt Your Parenting: Children grow quickly, so keep pace with your child’s development.
  5. Establish and Set Rules: The rules you set for children will establish the rules they set for themselves later.  Avoid harsh discipline and be consistent.
  6. Explain Your Decisions: What is obvious to you may not be evident to your child. They don’t have the experience you do.
  7. Be Respectful To Your Child: How you treat your child is how they will treat others.  Be polite, respectful and make an effort to pay attention.
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