Question 1

Q: How can I help my child/teen succeed in school?

A: Discipline is an important and necessary part of parenting. As parents it is our job to socialize our children so that they are able to successfully participate in our society. A major part of socialization is having boundaries for acceptable behavior and teaching our children these boundaries. Discipline is also one of the most challenging aspects of parenting.

Every child needs boundaries. When you set boundaries and enforce them consistently, you show your child which behaviors are acceptable and which behaviors are not acceptable. Bound

Question 2

Q: How can I help my child be more motivated to do well in school?

A: There are several things you can do to help your child or teen fall asleep more easily at night. Try to establish a regular sleep schedule, create a calm and relaxing bedtime routine, and avoid stimulating activities before bed. You should also make sure the sleeping environment is comfortable and dark. If your child is still having difficulty sleeping, consult a sleep specialist.

Question 3

Q: How can my child/teen and I get along better?

A: There is no clear answer to the question of when or if you should allow your kids to play video games. It is better to err on the safe side by limiting exposure to various forms of electronic media for children under 2, while gradually allowing more access as children mature. You should always monitor and limit your children’s exposure and check to ensure that content is appropriate.

Question 4

Q: How can I help my children prepare for the new baby on the way?

A: The internet is a powerful tool, but there are many pitfalls to avoid.

An internet marketing consultant can help you take advantage of the internet and avoid many of the common mistakes businesses make.

If you are thinking about hiring an internet marketing consultant, contact us today.

Question 5

Q: How may we help you?

A: A woman was raped by her stepfather from when she was 11 until she was 18. She is now pregnant with his child.

Question 6

Q: Who can help me establish parentage or answer further questions?

A: No, you cannot sign the Acknowledgment of Parentage if you are under 18. You can change your mind if you sign an Acknowledgment of Parentage, but there may be costs to establish parentage in court.

Question 7

Q: How may I legally establish parentage?

A: A legal parent can be established through marriage, registered domestic partnership, or acknowledgment of parentage. A court order may also be required to establish parentage.

Question 8

Q: How do I establish parenting rights such as custody and visitation?

A: You will need to file a court action to address custody and visitation.

Question 9

Q: What are the advantages to signing an Acknowledgment of Parentage?

A: If you're sure the second parent is the only other possible parent of the child, the Acknowledgment of Parentage is a quick and easy way to establish legal parentage.

Question 10

Q: Where can I sign an Acknowledgment of Parentage?

A: You can sign the Acknowledgment of Parentage form at the hospital, birthing clinic, or at home under the care of a midwife shortly after the child is born. If you sign within 10 days of your child's birth, you will not need to pay a fee to file the acknowledgment form.

Question 11

Q: What are my legal rights when I sign an Acknowledgment of Parentage?

A: You will receive both written and oral information about your rights and responsibilities when you sign an Acknowledgment of Parentage form.

Question 12

Q: What if I change my mind more than 60 days after I sign the Acknowledgment of Parentage?

A: The time limit is 2 years from the date you signed the form.

Question 13

Q: How may I obtain a copy of my Acknowledgment of Parentage after it has been filed at the Washington State Department of Health (DOH)?

A: You can get a certified copy of an Acknowledgment of Parentage from the Department of Health by providing proof of your identity and paying a fee.

Question 14

Q: What if I am not sure I want to sign an Acknowledgment of Parentage?

A: You should only sign the Acknowledgment of Parentage if you are sure that you are the parent of the child. If you have any doubts, you may want to consult an attorney or ask the court to establish parentage.

Question 15

Q: What If My Child’s Behaviors Began As The Result Of A Medical Condition?

A: We can help you address your child's behavior issues in a gentle and effective way.

Question 16

Q: What Are The Long-Term Benefits Of This Style Of Parent Coaching?

A: The benefits of positive parenting include the prevention of future unwanted behaviors, the development of healthy habits, and a stronger connection between parent and child.

Question 17

Q: What does it mean when I make an activity "Private"?

A: Parents are administrators. If you have access level all photos, you can see private activities.

Question 18

Q: What if the birth mother was married to another person or in a registered domestic partnership?

A: If the birth mother was married or in a registered domestic partnership during pregnancy, the spouse or partner is presumed to be the other parent, but can sign a Denial of Parentage to allow another individual to sign the Acknowledgment of Parentage.

Question 19

Q: When should parentage be established in court?

A: If there is any question about the identity of the other parent, it is best to establish parentage through the courts.

Question 20

Q: How do I open a parentage case in court?

A: The state can often help establish parentage for your child if you apply for services with DCS.

Question 21

Q: How is parentage established in court?

A: The state may require genetic testing to establish parentage.

Question 22

Q: What app should I be using?

A: 1. Log into HiMama using your existing email.
2. In the top right corner, select your name to access the drop-down menu.
3. Select "My Settings" to enter and confirm your preferred email address.

Question 23

Q: What makes Behave Your Best Different?

A: We are the best at what we do.

We have the best technology and the best people to help you get results.

Question 24

Q: What is a Parent Coach?

A: A parent coach is someone who helps you learn how to be a better parent.

Question 25

Q: When is it Time to Find a Parent Coach?

A: Scheduling

If you’re putting off scheduling regular maintenance on your car, then you’re not doing it right. You should be scheduling maintenance on your car at least once a year, if not more frequently.

You’re also going to want to keep an eye on your car’s mileage. Many automakers have service intervals for oil changes and other maintenance items that are based on how many miles your car has been driven.

So

Question 26

Q: Why Choose Parent Coaching?

A: If you're looking for a way to reduce stress and create a more peaceful home environment, try implementing some or all of the following tips:

1. Keep your living space clean and tidy.

2. Establish regular routines and stick to them as much as possible.

3. Take time for yourself every day to relax and rejuvenate.

4. Communicate openly and honestly with your family members.

5. Seek professional help if you're

Question 27

Q: What is the home study?

A: The home study is a process in which an applicant’s suitability to be a foster or foster-to-adopt parent is determined. The process involves interviews with all members of the household and assessment of which children in the agency’s care the applicant is best suited to parent.

Question 28

Q: How Do I Know That My Child Won’t Just Outgrow These Behaviors?

A: A behavior analyst can help you determine how your child’s unwanted behaviors are serving them, and how to replace those behaviors with more appropriate ones.

Question 29

Q: Why won’t my child listen to me?

A: No, your toddler's temper tantrums are not necessarily signs of bigger problems. However, if your toddler is experiencing tantrums that are particularly severe, frequent, or disruptive, it may be worth seeking professional help to rule out any underlying causes.

Question 30

Q: Why isn’t discipline working?

A: No, you should not be negotiating with your toddler.

While it is important to be respectful of your toddler's wishes and feelings, ultimately you are the parent and need to make the decisions that are in their best interest - even if it means saying no to something they want. If you find yourself constantly negotiating with your toddler, it may be a sign that you are not setting clear boundaries or that your toddler is testing your limits. Try to be firm and consistent with your expectations and

Question 31

Q: How many foster children can I take?

A: You can have up to 3 foster children for the first 2 years and up to 5 after that, for a total of 10 children maximum.

Question 32

Q: How long does all this take?

A: It takes around three to six months to complete a home study, but the time frame varies depending on the state in which you live.

Question 33

Q: When can I have foster children come to my home?

A: Complete home study, get approved, get licensed, we place foster children with you.

Question 34

Q: What kind of assistance does the agency provide to foster parents in caring for children?

A: Foster parents are paid to care for foster children. They receive a reimbursement check twice each month, which may include child care assistance if they are employed. They are also provided with ongoing training opportunities, and all medical and dental care is provided for foster children.

Question 35

Q: How Much Support Will I Need?

A: The level of support and number of hours of service varies depending on several factors including, but not limited to, the type of support agreement, the level of support, the amount of time spent on support, the number of support incidents, the severity of the issue, and the geographical location.

Question 36

Q: How much does HiMama cost?

A: HiMama is a cloud-based child care software that enables child care providers to manage their operations and improve communication with parents. HiMama offers a variety of features, including check-in and check-out, daily reports, lesson plans, and parent communication tools. HiMama is priced according to the number of children in your center and the features you need. Request a quote below to get started.

Question 37

Q: How does Family Link work?

A: Family Link from Google helps parents stay in the loop and keep their child or teen safer online as they explore across Android and ChromeOS devices.

Question 38

Q: What Types of Issues Do You Address?

A: We are here to help you learn how to manage your emotions in a healthy way.

Question 39

Q: How old do you need to be?

A: You must be at least 21 years old to become a foster parent.

Question 40

Q: What do I do now if I am interested?

A: Anyone that meets the minimum requirements such as being 21 years of age, financial supports outside of the stipend, pass a background check, ability to work with a diverse population, etc. can become a therapeutic parent.

Question 41

Q: What tablets do you recommend?

A: HiMama is important to us and we want to help you connect with your family no matter where they are or what device they're using.

Question 42

Q: How Is Payment Handled?

A: – We’re closed for the week of Thanksgiving. We’ll reopen on Monday, November 30th.

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Question 43

Q: Where is data stored and is it secure?

A: HiMama is stored on a secure server that is used by many government agencies.

Question 44

Q: Who has access to my data and is it private?

A: HiMama takes privacy seriously and encrypts all photos and videos of children to make sure that only parents and guardians have access to them.

Question 45

Q: What do I need to get started with HiMama?

A: Yes!

HiMama offers customer support through a variety of channels, including email, phone, and live chat. You can also find a wealth of information in our Help Center.

Question 46

Q: How is HiMama different from webcams?

A: If you’d like to remove a child from your account, you can click the “Deactivate” button on the child’s profile page.

Question 47

Q: How do I subscribe to HiMama?

A: [ ] Demo form
- [ ] Get in touch

Question 48

Q: How do I download my child's photos from HiMama?

A: The HiMama app provides educators with the ability to edit the daily report as needed, which means that information is subject to change and not finalized until the end of the school day. If you're finding that reports are still not finalized even after the end of the school day, please reach out to your center to discuss how teachers may be missing the final step of sending (and therefore finalizing) the report.

Question 49

Q: How do I download videos from HiMama?

A: Download the video from the web portal.

Question 50

Q: How do I add or remove people from the Crew?

A: 1. Go to the Crew page in the app
2. Start adding people
3. Each person you add will automatically receive an email from us inviting them to join HiMama
4. To remove a Crew member, simply select Edit for the member, check the "Remove User" box at the bottom of the page and hit submit

Question 51

Q: How do I get my kid on a sleep schedule that actually works?

A: There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best way to deal with a picky eater may vary depending on the individual child's personality and preferences. However, some tips that may be helpful in encouraging a picky eater to try new foods include offering a variety of foods, being patient, and not forcing the child to eat anything they do not want to.

Question 52

Q: How do I get an answer to a question that’s not on this FAQ page?

A: Private activities are only visible to those members of the Crew that you have given privileges to. They are identified on the Journal with a lock icon.

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