Summary: How do you teach your children to be grateful for the things they have?Whether it's sneaking a snack before dinner, refusing to finish up a video game or whining all the way to the mall, misbehaving is an inevitable part of childhood. It's no secret that effective parenting involves knowing how to respond when kids act up, and knowing how to steer clear of meltdown situations. It also means setting limits so kids know when they are crossing the line between acceptable and unacceptable behavior. All of this is great advice when it comes to behavior. But what about gratitude? How do you instill good values in your child so that they develop an appreciation for their health, life and family? With the holidays nearing, it may be time to teach your children the value of all that you have. In this segment of Healthy Children, Dr. Corinn Cross shares important parenting advice on teaching your children the value of gratitude.
