Using the Kitchen Timer as a Discipline Tool
March 3, 2009 – Using the Kitchen Timer as a Discipline Tool
Responding to Tantrums
It’s common for young children to respond to frustration, fatigue, or denied demands by having tantrums. Whether it’s in a store or at home, these meltdowns can put parents on the spot, often not knowing if they should set limits, enforce discipline, or provide comfort.
• Mary Jayne Sims, PhD, clinician at Children’s Hospital and Research Center Oakland.
• Janice Townsend, professor of Child Development at Los Medanos Community College.
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Good Oral Health
It’s more than just brushing! Attention to children’s oral health begins well before a child’s first tooth arrives. Children’s healthy development, including their healthy smiles and good dental care, affects their overall wellbeing. Join Nurse Rona and guests as they discuss what you need to know about your children’s oral health.
• Debi Diaz, executive director of Community Oral Health Services in Monterey County.
• Dr. Scott Jacks, DDS, founder of Children’s Dental Group.
• Daryl Nguyen, program director for The Health Trust’s Wellness Access and Education.
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Single Parents and Dating
Single parents are often cautious about who they date and when they introduce their children to a new romantic partner. Children have many reactions and feelings when it comes to sharing their mom or dad’s attention with someone new. On Valentine’s Day, Nurse Rona and guests will talk about this complex subject.
• Dr. Joshua Coleman, PhD, a relationship expert.
• Rachel Sarah, author of Single Mom Seeking.
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Understanding Fragile X and Other Genetic Syndromes
If you don’t know what Fragile X syndrome is, you are not alone. Fragile X is a family of genetic conditions that impact people and families in various ways. Some people have major challenges while the impact on others is minor. Join Nurse Rona and guests to learn about this genetic condition.
• Daniel Dolgin, a young man who has Fragile X syndrome, and his mother, Elisa Brooks.
• Dr. Randi Hagerman, medical director at the UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute and a professor of Pediatrics.
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