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The Spanish guide is available in two versions: 08093 - Enseñando a crecer: Una guía para padres y madres To Order Enseñando a crecer: Una guía para padres y madres(Positive Discipline: A Guide for Parents - Spanish)Also available in: English | Hmong | Somali | Spanish Copyright © 2009 Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved. NOTE: This is a Web Sampler. Information about the complete publication and how to order it is available here. Enseñando a crecer: Una guía para padres y madres (Positive Discipline: A Guide to Parents- Spanish) is an easy-to-read, easy-to-use 64 page booklet that looks at common parenting challenges from birth through early elementary years. It gives parents ways to address behavior using positive discipline techniques to guide and teach their child(ren). It is filled with ideas that really work. This has been adapted into Spanish from the related English booklet. Order a package of 25 (item # 08647) and save 10%! Purchase 4 or more packages (100+ booklets) and save an additional 10% (for a total savings of 20% off the individual booklet rate). This printed booklet is also available in English (item # 07461- individual; item # 08623 - package of 25). Somali and Hmong versions are available free online. ContentsLA DISCIPLINA
BEBÉS (hasta el año y medio)
NIÑOS PEQUEÑOS (desde el año y medio hasta los 3 años)
EDAD PRESCOLAR (de 3 a 5 años)
EDAD ESCOLAR (de 5 a 9 años)
EL MALTRATO CORPORAL EL MOMENTO PARA REFLEXIONAR FUENTES DE INFORMACÍON PARA LOS PADRES Y MADRES RECONOCIMIENTOS See the related program: Parent Education
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Youth
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