{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Inspiring Cooperation in Your Children \u00a0","description":"Photo Courtesy of Dudley Dana In this fantastic new episode of the Practically Perfect Parenting Podcast, John tries to inspire Sara to be more cooperative. You can guess how well that works. As the usual Sara-John dynamics fly, you\u2019ll learn about three situations that tend to elicit children\u2019s defiance, how children\u2019s styles may make them more or less cooperative, general principles of inspiring cooperation in children, and specific techniques you can try out with your children. You\u2019ll also hear Sara ask John, \u201cIs it wrong for me to stalk my children?\u201d and Sara will share her feedback to John about whether he should brag or not. In the stunning conclusion, you\u2019ll find out John\u2019s uncensored thoughts on free range parenting and whether or not he recommends that you read, \u201cFree Range Kids\u201d by Lenore Skenazy.   The Practically Perfect Parenting Podcast (PPPP) is brought to you in part by the Charles Engelhard Foundation and the National Parenting Education Network . . . but you should be aware that the views expressed on this and every episode of the PPPP do not necessarily reflect the views of our sponsors, our listeners, or anyone other than Sara Polanchek and John Sommers-Flanagan.  The PPPP provides general educational information designed to promote positive parenting practices, but this podcast should not be considered your final source of professional advice. If you have questions about specific parenting or care taking scenarios, we recommend that you meet with a professional who can help you address the unique situations that you\u2019re facing in your life.   ","author_name":"Practically Perfect Parenting Podcast","author_url":"http:\/\/practicallyperfectparenting.libsyn.com","html":"