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Articles by Tim and Darcy Kimmel
- To See or Not To See?
- Three Core Needs That Drive Every Child's Heart
- The Success Illusion
- The Gift of Attention Deficit Disorder
- The Foundation for a Secure Love
- Ten Ways to Be a Great Member of the Family
- Success or Greatness? (Part 1)
- Success or Greatness? (Part 2)
- Sleepover Syndrome
- Raising Kids Right
- Raging Hormones - Helping and Understanding Your Child
- How Would You Define Love?
- How to Teach Your Children Life Isn't Fair
- Grace and Achieving Children
- Consequences - Let Your Child Learn
- Are You Overbooked and Overwhelmed?
- Are You Happy?
- A Secure Love
- 5 Simple Ways to Control Your Temper
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Dr. Tim Kimmel has reached millions of parents with his message of building strong families. read bioSleepover Syndrome
iSpecialist Dr. Tim Kimmel shares his strategy for curing "sleepover syndrome."
Q: It seems like every weekend, one or more of our kids wants to spend the night at a friends house (or have them stay at ours). They have great friends from great families, but it just seems to be every weekend, without exception, our family is either smaller or bigger. Do you know what I'm referring to?
A: Do I ever?! We had the same situation with our first born. It was weekend after weekend. It wasn't that the kids were doing anything wrong, it was just a case of a good idea out of control. Some of the down sides of it were that kids would show up on Saturday morning exhausted because they would stay up so late with their friends, and it would throw a "wet blanket" over their ability to get their chores done. We solved it simply by setting limits. We broke it down this way: one sleepover per semester, one per major holiday (Christmas and Easter Break), one for their birthday, and one per summer. It brought everything under control and we all lived happily ever after.
Are you in need of a "sleepover strategy" for your children?
Used with permission from www.familymatters.net, the website of Dr. Tim Kimmel.
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