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Supernanny techniques

When it comes to getting the best from your kids, consistency is key and Supernanny’s techniques offer parents a set step-by-step strategy to nip tantrums, bedtime battles, chore wars and toxic tween backchat in the bud. Most importantly, they help set the boundaries that help your child feel secure by making it clear just what you expect from him and the limits he needs to be mindful of…

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The homework station technique: Showing your kids you take homework seriously makes it more likely that they will too…; Supernanny Team 01 May 2008
5/5 stars (rated 10 times)
The snack box technique: If your kids are too full of snacks to eat a proper dinner you need Supernanny’s snack box technique!; Supernanny Team 13 March 2008
5/5 stars (rated 13 times)
The sweet hearts technique: If you’re often too busy to give your children as much attention as you’d like, use this new Supernanny technique to spread the love!; Supernanny Team 06 March 2008
5/5 stars (rated 12 times)
The video games technique: Follow Supernanny’s advice to make sure your child doesn’t play unsuitable video and computer games…; Supernanny Team 27 February 2008
5/5 stars (rated 1 time)
The paci-fairy technique: Giving up their pacifier can be traumatic for your child – but Supernanny’s paci-fairy technique can help make it easier on you all…; Supernanny Team 21 February 2008
5/5 stars (rated 7 times)
The potty regression technique: When a new baby joins the family, it’s common for toddlers to regress to baby behavior as an attention-seeking device, especially when it comes to using the potty…; Supernanny Team 21 February 2008
4/5 stars (rated 10 times)
The limitations technique: Nothing affects the way we raise our kids more than how we were brought up ourselves – and it can really hold you back as a parent…; Supernanny Team 21 February 2008
4/5 stars (rated 9 times)
The patience technique: Good behavior is a two-way street – it involves your child listening and you offering guidance. They key is patience…; Supernanny Team 06 February 2008
5/5 stars (rated 13 times)

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