Time Out: More Harm Than Good?

Look for Upcoming TV shows featuring Dr. Ann Corwin

How to Talk To Your Kids About California Wildfires and Other Natural Disasters!

Cox Communications Cable T.V.
‘The Mix’ Show Series
(Channel 3 in Orange County, CA)

See Dr. Ann Corwin’s segment ‘ Kids and Fears’ on ‘How to talk to your kids about California wildfires’ or any other natural disaster!

KCET – PBS “A Place of Our Own,” TV for People Who Care for Kids

Nationally Syndicated Program (check for show times in your state)
(Channel 6 in Orange County, CA)
2009 New Season Show Monday – Friday at 1:30 & 4:30 pm
The Parenting Doctor “Using Praise & Encouragement…
It’s more than just saying the words

Emotional Literacy to air on June 29th at 1:30 and 4:30 PST. Check local public television listings in your area.

Look for re-runs of your favorite shows over the past three years of Dr. Ann Corwin covering parenting education and child rearing topics:

• Child Tantrum Solutions
• Teaching Kids How to Express their Emotions
• How to Handle Bullies and Child Aggression
• Positive Child Discipline
• Learning to Use the Toilet
• How to Get Your Kids to Sleep
• Learning to Share
• And much more on child development, parenting problems and parent coaching solutions

Radio Shows

July 21, 2009 – Yelling at Other People’s Kids – WLW 700 AM Radio Cincinnati
July 29, 2009 – When is it OK for kids to run around Naked? – WLW 700 AM Radio Cincinnati
January 20, 2010 – 7 Youths Charged In String Of Burglaries – WLW 700 AM Radio Cincinnati

Change the First 5 Years & You Change Everything

Looking at the world through a child’s eyes is the solution to parenting problems. Dr. Ann’s life’s work is based in prevention and this video from www.theounceofprevention.org reminds us all as parents to see life from a child’s perspective.

Before you jump on your kids or assume your behavior doesn’t affect them, just think about what your kids see when they look at you. Don’t let that overwhelm you or feel guilty about it, just look and you might be surprised what you see in your child’s eyes.