Are you concerned that your child might be too young to understand what it means to obey?

Do you find yourself saying things like, oh, he's just tired or she's just hungry when your child acts out. Do you ever want to hide in the

dressing room at Target because your kids act out more in public than when you're

at home? Well first of all you're not alone and second of all we're so glad

you're joining us for today's

episode. I'm your host Katie Morgan and welcome to Parenting with Ginger Hubbard.

Ginger is the best-selling author of Don't Make Me Count to Three, wise words

for moms, and I can't believe you just said that.

She speaks at women's events, parenting conferences, and homeschool conventions across the country.

You can check out her parenting resources and find out when she's speaking in or near your area at

gender Hubbard.com.

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