POSITIVE PARENTING MANUAL

Highlights

What is Positive Parenting?

Positive Parenting is not restricted to a method, a set of rules, or a style; it is a belief, a way of living. Children should be treated with respect, free from fear of violence and shame, and guided with loving encouragement. The very first step to become a positive parent is to adjust one’s thinking, by improving your own knowledge, attitudes, behaviours and skills. To achieve this, parents must be willing to reflect on themselves and their role as parents, do their best to complete all the activities; and use the new information in their daily interactions with their children. Parents will learn that communication is a crucial way to ensure an ongoing relationship with their children.

Positive Parenting Manual

This manual allows us to begin thinking about how we can bring up a child without inflicting/causing physical harm. This method is known as positive parenting.
 

English Manuals

1. Talking back
2. Fighting with siblings
3. Neglecting Schoolwork
4. Household chores and responsibilities
5. Returning home late
6. Digital devices
7. Fussy Eaters
8. Throwing Tantrums
9. Relationships
10. Staying awake past bedtime
11. Substance Abuse
12. Gender

Sinhalese Manuals

1. Talking back
2. Fighting with siblings
3. Neglecting Schoolwork
4. Household chores and responsibilities
5. Returning home late
6. Digital devices
7. Fussy eaters
8. Throwing Tantrums
9. Relationships
10. Past Bedtime
11. Substance Abuse
12. Gender

Tamil Manuals

1. Talking back
2. Fighting with siblings
3. Neglecting Schoolwork
4. Household chores and responsibilities
5. Returning Home Late
6. Digital devices
7. Fussy Eaters
8. Throwing Tantrums
9. Relationships
10. Past bedtime
11. Substahnce Abuse
12. Gender