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Parenting is said to be the toughest job for which we receive the least training. We're compiling practical and expert advice to help you deal with demanding situations, giving you the confidence and structure to enjoy life with your kids.

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9 ways to make them LISTEN!: Feel like you've told them the same thing 1000 times and they're STILL NOT LISTENING? Before you lose your temper, try our Supernanny tips guaranteed to make them listen...; Supernanny Team 17 July 2008
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The Car Ride Technique: Want to persuade your kids to behave in the car? You need frequent driver miles and the Car Ride technique....; Supernanny Team 13 May 2008
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How to Prevent Tantrums: No parent wants to live with tantrums - they're exhausting, upsetting and embarrassing too. Now top parenting expert Elizabeth Pantley explains how to tame those tantrums - before they've even started!; Elizabeth Pantley — Parenting author and expert (Supernanny Expert) 17 April 2008
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The Countdown Technique: Improve your holiday preparation with the Countdown Technique, as seen on the show.....; Supernanny Team 15 April 2008
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How to handle anger positively with your kids...: Everyone gets angry with their kids at some time or another - it’s normal - it’s healthy - it’s a fact of life. Kids know just what buttons to push and they push them! Supernanny expert Sue Atkins gives her tips on how to positively channel that anger, so that you and your family come out unscathed.; Sue Atkins (Supernanny Expert) 15 April 2008
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The Common Ground Technique: Families - even ones where parents are no longer together - need to work as one for the sake of their children. Otherwise they are putting across very mixed messages....; Supernanny Team 01 April 2008
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How to deal with lying and encourage honesty: Honesty is a trait that is highly valued by adults so when children lie this can cause real concern for parents. It’s common, however, to be unsure how to handle lying; parents may flit between lecturing, ignoring and punishment. Supernanny expert Dr Victoria Samuel looks at why children lie, how to encourage honesty, and what to do if a child tells tales...; Victoria Samuel — The Parent Support Service (Supernanny Expert) 26 February 2008
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The car drill technique: Far from being a haven, the car can become a family battleground on wheels. But stay in control and keep your eyes on the road with Supernanny’s car drill technique…; Supernanny Team 05 February 2008
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