Publisher's Synopsis
"Shut that DOOR." "I said shut that DOOR NOW." "I said SHUT THAT DOOR NOW!!""Do as I say or you won't get to watch your iPad this afternoon".Does this sound familiar? Do you have to say things many times before your child finally complies with you? Frustrating, isn't it?Setting proper discipline is simpler said than done. The most common question asked by frustrated parents is, "HOW DO I GET MY KIDS TO LISTEN AND COMPLY?!"Many Parents have adopted various techniques with no avail on how to handle little kids who...-Throw a massive tantrum and demanding?-Held their parent hostage by their angry temper tantrums until the parent gives in?-His yelling has been drawing the neighbors' attention who are going to alert the police?-Often, demand to know why?-Often exhibit Intense Angry Outbursts?-Screaming in the car?-Spitting at the other toddlers?-Won't exercise their daily hygiene routines?-Always feeling bossy or argue with adults?-Make their instruction, or easily frustrated?-Claims or insists on getting what they think they deserve?-Won't sleep like other children's sake of angry explosive?-Won't stop at anything to get whatever they want?-Their behavior disrupts family life?-Have a challenging time with the transition?-Frequently causing trouble in the classroom or at home?-Usually shows their temper tantrums by destroying belongings?-Won't eat his lunch or her veggies?-Won't complete their home works?-Usually crying when it's time for school?-Seems bright with an excellent memory, but won't listen to anything the parent says to them regarding their conduct?They will have a tantrum every time they doesn't acquire their objects. If this is happening to you as a parent, you're both stuck. Your child won't stop that anger tantrum until you adopt strategies that will make them Listen and Comply.You may have given up on your child listening and complying with your commands.You may feel as if you're walking on eggshells. You probably are.If these are the challenges you are facing right now, Dr. Seth Butler, a Cognitive-behavioral therapist, has provided real-world solutions to address the challenges of toddler-hood while fostering a respectful relationship with your child. An approach that authorizes parents to calmly address child behaviors and anger tantrums while esteeming kids' feelings and emotions, thus giving them discipline practices that help their developing intelligence grows.This book is prepared for common issues, encounters, and struggles. It provides insightful, practical guides for effective cooperation strategies between parent-child-teacher.It also includes some techniques for addressing the individual needs of kids with sensory processing and autism spectrum disorders. Discover the real world, practical, and respectful strategies on how to: -Handle your child's negative feelings, such as frustration, anger, rage, screaming, biting, insulting, kicking, punching, and disappointment.-How to get a child to listen when you don't have a lot of time.-Communicate your strong feelings without being upsetting-Occupy your children willing cooperation without spanking them -Established firm restrictions and maintained friendliness with your defiant kids.-Adopt alternatives to punishment that encourage child self-discipline and self-control-Understand the difference between accommodating and unsupportive praise-Resolve family conflicts peacefully-How not to losing hope with your easily anger child.-How to deal with explosive children who want everything to go exactly their way with massive fuss.-How to instruct extreme troubling toddlers for strict parents with stay-at-home mom depression.-Calm terrified-child during baths/showers, and no matter how gentle parents try to be.-Educate the kids who smallest things can set them off about self-emotional-control.
