| A | B |
|---|
| neglect | ignoring crying until baby is exhausted |
| inappropriate discipline | switching legs until they have red scab areas |
| natural | consequence shown when Dad backs over tricycle that was behind the car |
| telephone directories | community resources for family crises listed here |
| ignoring | mother leaves the room when child has temper tantrum |
| discipline | child cleans up water spilt during water play |
| Montessori school | encourages children to explore and move from activity to activity |
| parents | children turn to in times of crises |
| local churches | besides family and friends a place to turn to for help during crises |
| routines | help children accomplish what needs to be done |
| active play | due to home computers parents are less concerned about this |
| set an example | will encourage good behavior |
| praise | positive guidance technique |
| employee-sponsored | child care that allows parents to be close to child during the work day |
| university -linked | child care that offers educational opportunities for students as they care for faculties' children |
| after-school program | care for children between school and when parents finish work |
| monitoring device | helps parents promote appropriate use of the computer |
| mental disability | children who have slower mental development |
| computers | technology that assists children with special needs |
| inclusion | integrating disabled and able students during school |
| gifted | group of children who have enrichment programs in school |
| listen | parents do this to help children solve problems |
| non-agressive | way to respond to agressive behavior |
| state licensing agencies | parents should check when thinking about substitute child care |
| continuity | helps children deal with divorce |
| flextime | a parent can choose his own work schedule by requesting this |
| job sharing | choosing to work part-time by requesting this |
| 130 | gifted children have this IQ or higher |
| "Please Walk" | example of positive quidance |
| "Quit Dawdling" | example of negative guidance |
| personal satisfaction | parents should consider this when selecting child care |
