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Routine & Teamwork

Sometimes, all a family needs is some structure and some practice at working together to get them back on track. This section is full of sound, Supernanny advice on creating and maintaining family routine and cooperation...

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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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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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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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Step up, Step Back Technique: No parent wants to be stuck doing all the childcare chores but often that’s what happens. Supernanny’s Step Up, Step Back technique can help couples bring balance back to their home lives.; Supernanny Team 27 December 2007
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It's twins - How Will I Cope?: Giving birth to twins means entering a whole new world. But you may find your elation mixes with desperation as you worry about one thing above all else: how will I manage?!; Supernanny Team 31 July 2007
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Faqs: Supernanny.com gets hundreds of e-mails from people seeking advice. These articles relate to the most frequently asked questions, but you can also see a full list of our articles.; Supernanny Team 10 July 2007
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Kids and chores: How to create some housework harmony....: Would you love to have a helping hand with the housework? Check out our quick guide and get your family working together as a team to get the chores done!; Supernanny Team 15 May 2007
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How to Get Your Child to Listen: Children’s selective hearing is a big source of frustration for parents! A child who is defiant, stubbornly refuses to cooperate and ignores simple requests can make every day feel like an uphill struggle.; Victoria Samuel — The Parent Support Service (Supernanny Expert) 04 May 2007
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