Positive Solutions for Families Session 2 Making It Happen! 1.

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Positive Solutions for Families Session 2 Making It Happen! 1

What’s Happening Today? Share your Things to Try at Home activities. Discuss the use of play as a powerful parenting practice. Discuss ideas for helping your children develop friendship skills. Link positive comments, encouragement, and play to children’s behavior. Review Things to Try at Home activities. 2

Follow Your Child’s Lead 3

The Power of Play Powerful Parenting Practice Tips Tip 1: Follow your child’s lead Wait, watch, and then join your child’s play Tip 2: Talk, talk, talk about what your child is doing Tip 3: Encourage your child’s creativity Tip 4: Watch for your child’s cues Tip 5: Avoid power struggles Tip 6: Have fun together 4

Play as a Powerful Parenting Practice Things to Try at Home ─ Activity #5 Play goal for the week What you did together How your child reacted

Examples of Play Goals I am going to try to turn off the television for minutes and play with Juan. I am going to try to stop what I am doing and focus on Savannah while we are playing. I am going to try to follow Jamar’s lead! I am going to play with each boy one-on-one while my husband gives the other a bath. I am going to try to stop being so bossy and let Crystal decide what she wants to play with. 6

Friendship Skills Gives suggestions (“Let’s play!”) Shares toys and other materials Takes turns Is helpful Gives compliments Understands how and when to give an apology 7

Helping Your Child Learn to Play and Make Friends Workbook Handout Activity #6 What you can do before your child plays with another child What you can do during play What you can do after your child plays with other children 8

The “Power” of Encouragement and Positive Comments Child’s NameChallenging BehaviorDesired BehaviorPositive Comment/ Encouragement AllyNot listening“Follow directions” “Thank you for listening, Ally, and for following directions.” (Give a hug) BlazeYelling“Use inside voice” “Wow! I really like the inside voice you are using. Thank you!” (Give a high five) 9

Examples Workbook Activity #7 Challenging Behavior (Would like to see less of…) Positive Behavior (Would like to see more of…) Ignoring meListening to me HittingUsing words ScreamingUsing an inside voice Making messesCleaning up Refusing to get dressedGetting dressed when asked Using bad wordsUsing nice words 10

Things to Try at Home Making It Happen ! Play time with your child—remember to follow your child’s lead! (Activities #5 and #6) Encouraging Positive Behavior Form (Activity #7) Have fun with your child! 11