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Child Behavior Boot Camp With Nanny 911's Nanny Deb & Nanny Stella
30 Days to Raising a Good Kid!
Wondering what your kid's behavior is all about? No need to call for help, Nickelodeon's ParentsConnect dialed 911 for you!
From April 15 to May 13, Nanny Deb and Nanny Stella were here to offer up their secret tools of the trade. So get ready to kick the bad behavior in the you-know-what and join our Child Behavior Boot Camp! It's fun! It's easy! (Well, sort of!) And it will help you raise some seriously, awesomely good kids!
Here's what you need to do:
1. Complete the daily challenges. Bookmark this page, so you can come back every day to take a new challenge. Each of these assignments offer the Nannies' tried-and-true techniques to help you become a better parent. If you're super ambitious, try more than one a day!
- Challenge 1: Plan Ahead to Avoid Tantrums
- Challenge 2: Stop Whining & Screaming
- Challenge 3: Say "No" to Saying "No"
- Challenge 4: Get Your Kids to Clean Up
- Challenge 5: Reward Good Behavior
- Challenge 6: Establish House Rules
- Challenge 7: Work on Your Most Challenging Challenge
- Challenge 8: Take a Mommy or Daddy Time Out
- Challenge 9: Giving Your Kid Compliments
- Challenge 10: Acknowledge Mistakes and Move On
- Challenge 11: Say Please and Thank You
- Challenge 12: Work on This Week's Most Challenging Challenge
- Challenge 13: Pick Your Battles
- Challenge 14: Be a Better Listener
- Challenge 15: Get Your Kids Talking
- Challenge 16: Keep Your Cool
- Challenge 17: Use a Timer
- Challenge 18: Give Effective Time Outs
- Challenge 19: Boot Camp Graduation
2. Find a Behavior Buddy.Have a tantrum-prone toddler? A back-talking tween? Guess what—you are sooo not alone! Every family has behavior issues: Babies, big kids, teens, and everything in between. Try to find someone on our message boards to do the challenges with you: everything's better with the buddy system! GO!
3. Q&As with the Nannies Nanny Deb and Nanny Stella answered tons of questions from real parents just like you! Read what they had to say about temper tantrums, picky eaters, ditching the pacifier, and more! GO!
Nanny Deb and Nanny Stella's no-nonsense advice and practical tips have already helped thousands of parents just like you. Just check out this testimonial from member, GO_Mommy:
"I was so happy, and inspired, to have the dynamic duo—Nanny Deb & Nanny Stella—lend us the expertise they've gained from years of working with families and individually with children. Their impressive knowledge and advice rang true to me. I'm glad they broke into manageable chunks, too. I can decide if a bit of advice is in our 'work on it' area, or just break my hand patting myself on the back for already following the advice!"
So what are you waiting for? You're less than 30 days away from becoming a better parent!
Tune into CMT for episodes of Nanny 911 on Saturdays at 8 p.m. EST!























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Hi. My daughter Sophia is 2 years old. She is unable to fall asleep on her own. She must lay on my lap and she needs a bottle of milk to help her fall asleep. Once she falls asleep I lay her in her bed. Sometime throughout the night she wakes up and I bring her into my bed. She will not go back into her own bed. So, I am in deseprate need of getting her out of these really bad habits! Also, she drinks another bottle after she wakes up and is placed in my bed. So, I need advice on getting her off the bottle all together, I want her to fall asleep on her own and remain in her own bed! She wakes up every night...I have not had a good nights sleep in over two years! Help!
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Hello. My name is Julie. I have a nephew that will be two 25Th of this month. He is a great kid, but he has a bad behavior. He has been kicked out of daycare for 3 days. His mom and dad has to pick him up early when he doesn't behave in daycare. He is a biter, he slaps the teacher and doesn't like to lesson to anyone. If anyone could help us try to control his behavior. He has one more chance, then he will be kicked out of daycare completely. Julie-
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PLEASE HELP!!!!! My 7 yr old son has anger management! he also hates adults!!! He has run out of school, hit counselors, yells all the time... for the most part he is a great child!!!! poor kid had to deal with a really bad divorce! i know that he is mad at his dad but how do i fix this?????? he has no respect for adults at all!PLEASE HELP ME!
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I have two daughters. They are 12 and 9. As they grow older I can see the changes that are overtaking my respectable children. There is more back talk, arguing, and times they just don't listen. I enjoy watching your show and visiting your website to get ideas or information. At times it is good see children behaving worse than mine.
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My son is 2 almost 3 years old. I just enrolled him in preschool starting Aug 24th and its only been a month and there are already problems. The teachers and I dont really know what to do with the hitting situation that is going on at school. The first weeks of school my son was doing great and these last 2 weeks of school he has been hitting more and more and also started pulling hair and poking eyes. He is put in timeouts but when he is finished he will go back to picking on whatever child he was picking on. He seems to really enjoy school and i am afraid that if this doesnt get resolved he will get kicked out. Any advice? My husband and are a very strict with both of our kids so when we are at home we deal with the situation by sitting him in his room and close his door and when he finishes he will come out and tell us he is done.
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Hi i need you to come out and help me with my two kids please they are out of control all my husband does is sit down and dont help me and i feel all alone and very tired they hit me scream at me so if you can come and help me write me at tpartridge@rocketmail.com thank you so much!
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Hey there! I just started this website tonight and I like it already. I am having a hard time getting control of my 2 year old son. I heard 2's were terrible but I don't know that the word is strong enough for how I feel right now. Now for the most part my child is good, I mean he doesn't go around destroying everything in sight. I just have trouble disciplining him. My husband and my mother can just look at him and say no, and he stops! I am the one he doesn't seem to respect. But I am not a mom that doesn't discipline, infact I feel as if that is all I do all day when I am at home with him. I work 3 days a week and on my days off I keep him home with me, but sometimes I take him to daycare just to get some peace. As long as things are going his way, he's fine. But he starts hitting me, yelling no to me, and talking back. He already talks back! That just amazes me. I don't want him afraid of me, but I want him to respect me. I want him to know when I say no that's it. I try to get on to him by sending him to time out and telling him "It's not okay to hit mommy. And it's not okay to talk mean to mommy." He hates the time out chair, but the discipline doesn't last long. He's back to talking back to me or hitting me in a few minutes or so. I just need some more advice on what to do. I have the book Nanny 911 with Jo Frost and it's great, but I just don't seem to be doing something right. Any advice is welcomed!!!!Especially since I have another child on the way in February and want to get this under control before then.
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