Guided Discipline

08/23/2026

Conversación en Español Nix Natica con Suleyma Plancarte Sepulveda en Juan 106 FM

08/10/2026

08/09/2026

Evento en español. A lo largo de la semana publicaré los clips de la entrevista con traducción al inglés.

Te invitamos a escuchar nuestra conversación sobre Disciplina Guiada con Nix Natica. Esta entrevista será en español, transmitida en vivo por la emisora Juan 106 FM de St. George, Utah y en nuestra página de Facebook Guided Discipline. Nos vemos!

07/26/2026

Evento en español. A lo largo de la semana publicaré los clips de la entrevista con traducción al inglés.

Te invitamos a escuchar nuestra conversación sobre Disciplina Consciente Nix Natica . Esta entrevista será en español, transmitida en vivo por la emisora Juan 106 FM Juan 106 FM de St. George, Utah y mi perfil de Facebook. Nos vemos!

06/28/2026

Our Self-Care Sunday!

As parents and caregivers, we spend much of our day responding.
-Questions.
-Needs.
-Schedules.
-Emotions.
-Noise.

It's easy to forget that we also need moments to simply be!

For some, that looks like prayer. For others, meditation. Reading Scripture. Practicing gratitude. Taking a mindful walk. Sitting quietly with a cup of tea before the house wakes up. There is no one right way!
What matters is making space to reconnect with what brings you peace, hope, and perspective.

When we care for our inner world, we often find ourselves responding with greater patience, compassion, and intention in our outer one.

May this week begin with a few quiet moments that remind you of who you are beyond your to-do list. What is your favorite practice?

06/28/2026

Our Saturday Strategies!

Parenting confession:

I've definitely had moments where I expected my child to calm down... while I was anything but calm myself. 😅

It's humbling to realize that our children are watching much more than they're listening.
-They notice how we handle frustration.
-How we respond when things don't go our way.
-How we repair after making a mistake.

That's why I love this Positive Discipline reminder! Our goal isn't to be perfect parents. Our goal is to model what learning, self-control, and repair look like in real life.

Because one sincere apology, one deep breath, or one moment of choosing calm over reacting can teach more than a hundred lectures ever will.

The challenge this week is to watch your own behavior.

06/26/2026

Our Thoughtful Thursday!

We've all said it:
"Because I said so!" or "just do it!"

Sometimes we're tired. Sometimes we're in a hurry. Sometimes we've answered the same question ten times already.

But when possible, offering a simple reason behind a limit helps children learn more than obedience. It helps them develop understanding.

Children are naturally curious. They want to know how things work, why rules exist, and what guides our decisions.

We don't need lengthy explanations, debates, or letting children rule by themselves. But a brief explanation can communicate respect while still maintaining healthy boundaries.

The goal is not to raise children who blindly follow rules. The goal is to raise children who understand them and choose to follow them.

06/25/2026

Our Wednesday Wisdom!

One of the greatest gifts we can give our children is independence.
Every time we teach a child to solve a problem, complete a task, help a sibling, or contribute to the family, we are preparing them for a future where we won't always be there to manage.

Every time we teach a child to solve a problem, complete a task, help a sibling, or contribute to the family, we are preparing them for a future we won't always be there to manage.

Independence isn't just about tying shoes or making a sandwich. It's about developing confidence. It's about learning, "I can do hard things."

And when siblings learn to help, encourage, and work together, they discover something even more important: Family is not just a place where needs are met. It is a place where everyone contributes.

Today, look for one thing your child can do for themselves, and one way they can help someone else. Because capable children grow into capable adults.

06/24/2026

Our Tuesday Truths!

What are we most worried about when children throw a tantrum? ... what the child needs at that moment or how we look as parents?