My husband is not very receptive to the types
of respectful discipline methods you mention in your e-book. How can I get him
to change his ways of hitting our 4-year-old whenever he misbehaves?
Don’t give up on trying to be a good example
for your husband. Insha’Allah, as he
observes you implementing your new discipline approach and sees the positive
outcomes, he will become more receptive. You might be interested in picking up
a copy of an excellent book for your husband.
It’s called Parenting in the West, an Islamic Perspective. It’s
written by a doctor and his wife, Dr. Ekram and Dr. Mohamed Rida Beshir. It presents great material on parenting with
patience, understanding, and alternatives to hitting. It’s a hard copy and written by a brother, so
he may be more receptive to it, insha’Allah.
In the mean time, continue your efforts and dua. Allah has Power over all things.
Grandma Jeddah is the mother of 11 children and 16 grandchildren. She has taught hundreds of students for over 30 years at an Islamic school in Los Angeles, California. She has written dozens of articles for Muslim magazines, newspapers and blogs. She is the author of, Discipline without Disrespecting: Discover the Hidden Secrets of How to Effectively Discipline Your Muslim Child--And Keep Your Peace of Mind while at It. Order her e-books at: http://www.grandmajeddah.com/
This is an excerpt from Grandma Jeddah's e-book 67 Discipline Pearls for Your Most Challenging Discipline Problems. Order your copy today at www.grandmajeddah.com
Grandma Jeddah is the mother of 11 children and 16 grandchildren. She has taught hundreds of students for over 30 years at an Islamic school in Los Angeles, California. She has written dozens of articles for Muslim magazines, newspapers and blogs. She is the author of, Discipline without Disrespecting: Discover the Hidden Secrets of How to Effectively Discipline Your Muslim Child--And Keep Your Peace of Mind while at It. Order her e-books at: http://www.grandmajeddah.com/
