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Disciplining With Gentle Firmness

A blog to make Gentle Firmness more accessible.

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October 10, 2018 Stephanie G. Cox, M.S.Ed

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  • Parenting Using Gentle Firmness (37)
  • Perceptions Of Children (4)
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  • Religious vs. Spiritual (1)
  • Resentment (1)
  • Respecting Children (28)
  • satan (8)
  • Self-Expression (2)
  • Shaming And Verbal Abuse (10)
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  • Transgendered children (2)
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  • Validating Feelings (17)
  • Vulnerability (4)

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Gentle Parenting Resources

  • "20" Reasons NOT to Spank
  • Aha Parenting-Dr. Laura Markham
  • Ask Dr. Sears
  • Attachment Parening International
  • Christina Dronen Blog
  • Dare to Disciple
  • Elevating Child Care-Janet Lansbury
  • Gentle Christian Mothers
  • I was just thinking…
  • Is Spanking Biblical?
  • Jesus on the Family
  • Leading Our Kids Toward Jesus
  • Little Hearts/Gentle Parenting Resources
  • Peaceful Parenting
  • Positive Discipline
  • Pro-Active Parenting WA
  • Project No Spank
  • Resources for Infant Educarers (RIE)
  • Richly Forgiven
  • Samuel Martin's Blog
  • Sarah Mae
  • Suffer the Little Children
  • The Melting Mom
  • The Path Less Taken
  • Why Not Train a Child?

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Stephanie G. Cox, M.S.Ed

Stephanie G. Cox, M.S.Ed

I have my Master's Degree in Early Childhood Ed. My book, Gentle Firmness, is no longer available. I am currently re-editing it. I am also working on my children's book. The children’s book is currently being illustrated. My specialty is infants and toddlers. I have worked with many infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. I used to teach parents, college students, and professionals about the Resources for Infant Educarers (RIE) Approach. The RIE Approach is a very respectful, sensitive, responsive way of caring for infants and toddlers. I also love Dr. Sears' Attachment Parenting. I try teach parents about how harmful spanking is, even when done "lovingly", and that the Bible does not teach us spank (hit) children. I'm very passionate about respect for children. I've been a Christ-follower since 1996, though I now no longer follow the Christian doctrine. I'm married to a wonderful man who supports me in this 100%. Thank you for reading my work!

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