Review
This is a splendid guide to positive parenting without parental martyrdom - both child-friendly and parent-empathetic. The author, a school psychologist and parent training expert from Arizona, dispenses remarkably practical advice based on sound understanding of how children operate. Here's how to get children to listen, help, behave and progress, all within a loving and harmonious atmosphere. It contains excellent advice for new parents planning ahead, and even more vital tips if you're already on the so common downward spiral of child-parent interactions: whining and yelling, unco-operativeness and inconsistency. Here's how to plan, be consistent, focus on positives and 'never give away the ice cream'. Recommended. (Kirkus UK)
Product Description
This work aims to show how to teach children to behave, how to listen and how to be more co-operative. It shows how to be consistent, manage anger and explains how to prevent arguments and power struggles. The book aims to make discipline simple and the life of parents easier.
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