Love and Logic is a philosophy founded in 1977 by Jim Fay and Foster W. Cline, M.D. The staff at BSLS use the Love and Logic® approach, holding students accountable for their own actions in caring ways. These techniques allow students to learn from the consequences and take advantage of the opportunities that boost their self-esteem. These factors enable children to handle changes and struggles in a constructive way. Children are taught to problem solve. They have opportunities to have some personal control through the choices they make and at the same time teachers are able to set limits.

BSLS offer sessions on Love and Logic twice a year to our families and friends free of charge. We graciously have Dr. Nobby Woo (an alumni parent of the school) and staff who are highly trained facilitators and provide us with the Love and Logic content. This program provides parents with helpful tools on how to raise children from toddler to adulthood. Dr. Woo and the staff are very knowledgeable and can answer any questions you may have.

While attending these sessions you will learn key words/phrases and strategies to help teach your child(ren) how to be responsible for their actions and their belongings. If you would like more information please contact the admissions office at the school, we do also have a Love and Logic® lending library open for anyone to sign out DVDs, CDs, and books.

A Love and Logic® lending library is available through the Admissions Office. More information can be found at www.loveandlogic.com.

• Helicopters, Drill Sergeants, and Consults
• Keeping Cool When Parenting Heats Up
• Parenting for Early Childhood (6 months – 5 years)
• Parenting Remedies for When Kids Cook Up the Unexpected
• Shaping Self-Concept (Encouraging Kids to Take Risks and Learn)
  
  

  Trouble-Free Teens

• Winning The Homework Battle

• When Kids Drain Your Energy

• Who Says Parenting Can’t Be Fun

• Parenting Doesn’t Have to Be Rocket Science

• Tickets to Success

• Parenting with Love and Logic

• Stand in My Shoes Kids Learning about Empathy

• Anger vs Empathy
• Self Concept
• Room to Grow
• Schoolwork
• Grades
• Teen Underachievement
• Responsibility
• Time for Bed
• Friends
• Chores
• Fighting and Bickering
• Arguing
• The Gift of Struggle
• Handling Friends
• Learning Life’s Lessons
• Clothes, Looks, Friends and Music
• Giving Control Without Giving it Away
• Is it Normal for a Parent
• Smart Mouth Can Be Cured
• Empathy Overpowering Anger
• Ten Guidelines
• Learning Disorders – No Easy Answers
• Building Cooperation with School People

• Whining and Complaining
• Swearing and Bad Language
• Isn’t It Ever OK to be Angry
• That’s an Option
• Sibling Rivalry
• Lying
• Respect
• They’re Calling Me Names
• Getting Kids to do As Asked
• Four Steps
• Angry Kids
• Raising Daredevil Kids
• Helicopters
• The Quick Fix
• Stealing
• Parent Teacher
• How to Give Your Kids Part I
• How to Give Your Kids Part II
• Parent Student Stresses
• Finish Your Beets
• Success with the ADD Child
• Setting Limits
• Allowances
• When Our Children Really Think
• Don’t Shoot the Teacher