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Aaron Bocko

Love and Logic’s Five Core Principles of DisciplineJuly 2024

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“Love and Logic is a principles-based approach designed to help parents teach their children how to make good decisions. Our principles are based on the two foundational Rules of Love and Logic: Adults take good care of themselves by setting limits without anger, lectures, threats, or repeated warnings.”
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Marnie Craycroft

Parenting Tips & Ideas: A Taste of Love & LogicMarch 2022 · Updated December 2022

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“Parenting With Love & Logic is an approach where the goal is that “children experience firm limits and accountability within the context of incredibly loving and encouraging relationship.” One of my greatest fears as a parent is that someday my children won't respect me, or that our relationship with be a superficial one.”
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Foster W. Cline

Parenting With Love and LogicSeen August 2026

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“Letting a smart-mouthed boy of five get his face rubbed in the grass a bit because he wised off to bigger, older neighborhood boys will, if he is left to handle is own problems, teach a major-league lesson in respect. Bigger boys rub their hands with glee at the prospect of teaching lessons.”
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Ashley Hudson LMFT

Parenting Teens with Love and Logic || Book Review by a Teen TherapistSeen August 2026

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“Parenting Teens with Love and Logic teaches parents on how to help their teenagers act more responsible and the complexity of the adolescent. It’s a great book for parents who want to be less reactive, give your teenager more autonomy, and become more aware of all the changes a teenager goes through.”
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Charles Fay, Ph.D.

Childhood Discipline Tips from Love and LogicSeen August 2026

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“Previously common tactics may not lead to the best outcomes – for example, a considerable amount of solid research is now available indicating the harmful, counterproductive results of using spanking as a disciplinary tool. Love and Logic techniques are far more powerful than spanking. In these articles, you’ll discover these real-world, proven techniques that have worked for parents and teachers around the world.”
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Charles Fay, Ph.

Love and Logic Parenting Online - WebinarSeen August 2026

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“Stop Power Struggles: End arguing, back talk, and manipulation effectively. Promote Responsibility: Teach kids to make decisions and learn from mistakes. Set Limits: Establish boundaries without conflict or anger. Resolve Bedtime Battles: Create peaceful, consistent routines. Encourage Independence: Guide kids to solve their own problems and complete tasks responsibly.”
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Foster Cline, MD

Parenting Teens with Love And Logic - Foster Cline MDSeen August 2026

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Teens need their parents to teach and guide them to make responsible decisions. Mood swings, arguments, and the pressures of school and peers can strain relationships even further. Parenting Teens with Love and Logic covers a broad scope of real-life issues including divorce, ADD, addictions, sex, peer pressure, school and street violence, and breaking the law.”
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Laura Leavitt

love and logic: a low-stress approach to parentingSeen August 2026

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“This approach promotes love and encouragement from parents, while at the same time requiring that they hold their kids accountable for poor choices. As kids are growing and developing, they will make mistakes, and parents need to ensure their children take responsibility and learn from those mistakes.”
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Tyeal Duncan

Parents Need Love - Parents Need LoveSeen August 2026

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“Date Night Diaries: In the Thick of It. How Olivia & Kalen Are Protecting Their Marriage While Raising Two Toddlers Love Is in the Little Things: How Katisha & Freddie Choose Each Other Through the Busy Seasons”
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Victor Nieto

Four Types of LoveSeen August 2026

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“One of the most important types of love for us at Mercy Home, storge is the love that a child has for their parents, grandparents, and caregivers, as well as the love that a parent or other caregiver has for their child. This form of love is necessary for a child’s growth, and one we strive to share with all our children.”
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Katee Fletcher

150+ Sweetest Quotes About Parent’s LoveSeen August 2026

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“One aspect of parenthood that’s indisputable for most parent-child relationships is that parents love like no other and the love parents have is unconditional. These quotes about parent’s love can be used in many ways. For example, they can be said in appreciation of amazing parents, as a parenting quote in a card, or as a gift on Mother’s or Father’s Day.”
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Owais Ahmed

Parents Love Quotes: 30 Heartwarming Expressions of Parental AffectionSeen August 2026

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A parent’s love is the ultimate definition of selflessness." "Parents’ hearts beat with unconditional care and endless patience." "The greatest gift I ever received was the love of my parents." "A parent’s love is the root of all happiness." "No one will love you more genuinely than your parents.”
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Steven Josias, JD

A Parent's Love Knows No BoundsSeen August 2026

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“A parent’s love is a special love. It is not about approval or accomplishment. It is about unconditional support and concern. It’s a love born in joy, nurtured during adversity and reconfirmed on a daily and hourly basis. It’s a love bound up in anxiety and expectation.”
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Tracey Bryan

Everything I've Learned About Love And Parenting From My Parents' 50-Year MarriageSeen August 2026

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“It is an enormous gift and one for which I’m enormously grateful. I don’t take it for granted and am aware that many of my friends are not so privileged. I’m constantly reminded that many things that come relatively naturally to me don’t come so easily to others.”
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Chris Witts

What a Parent's Love Really Looks Like - And What It's Not - Hope 103.2Seen August 2026

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“Love doesn't have to be earned. Love doesn't have to be proven. When someone truly loves you, they love you for who you are, not for what you do.”
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Caroline Griswold

Respectful-Parenting Resources — Fertile Ground Parenting | Caroline Griswold | Parenting CoachSeen August 2026

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“Below you will find a few resources that I recommend for deeper learning about Hand in Hand Parenting and RIE®, as well as books and podcasts I have found helpful in general for parenting babies and toddlers with love and respect. I have also listed some practitioners I deeply respect whose work complements this respectful parenting approach.
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Dr. Laura Markham

12 Essential Tips for Peaceful Parenting Your Teen!Seen August 2026

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“You may not feel like you have much influence on your child these days, but teens’ behavior is highly correlated with the strength of their bonds with their parents. Good relationships between teenagers and their parents, as rated by both, are positively correlated with school success and general happiness as rated by the teen, and also by those around her.”
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Andie Fox

Raising a teenager is scary. Don’t be daunted and embrace the hard work | Andie FoxSeen August 2026

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“The challenges of parenting a teenager can leave one powerless and alone. Accepting these challenges is the only way to get to the other side Sharing the Load is a column about parenting children of all ages Raising my daughter through this teenage stage is scary and I don’t know if I will get through it”
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Laurel Moglen

The Science of Parental Love « TheMotherCompanySeen August 2026

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“There are those transcendent moments of parenthood when I watch my children and am gripped with an overpowering love for them. My eyes fill with tears. That lasts about three seconds. Just until one of my boys breaks my reverie with a scream, or a need or one of those mind-boggling diaper changes.”
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Jesse Fullan

5 Benefits of Parental LoveSeen August 2026

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“The good news is that authentic parental love is a skill that we can learn. It starts with understanding the clear benefits our children receive when they live in a home where “love” is truly spelled “T-I-M-E”:”
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