Parenting Toddlers

If all parents were to adopt this guide, the world would benefit, as it needs more empathetic, and well-rounded individuals.

Book 1 "Toddler Discipline"

Improving Your Toddler BehaviorHow to Stimulate Good Behavior in ChildrenPositive Parenting Strategies for ToddlersCommunicating with Your ChildDisciplining Your Toddler

...And much more

Book 2 "ADHD Parenting"

What is Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)?How ADHD is DiagnosedCauses of ADHDADHD TreatmentADHD at an Early Age

...And much more

The research that went into this Collection is very enlightening and can make parents realize that what they may be going through with their children is, in fact, very common behaviors for children of this age. You will build an understanding why those little ones act the way they do, or how the techniques used by parents are not working, simply because the child is not developed enough .

Parents have started to hear about praise as opposed to punishment in recent years, but what is really helpful in this Collection is it breaks down into useful step and tips on how exactly to use positive reinforcement to achieve what you want for behavior.

Examples of difficult behaviors with tips on how to stop them is a must for any parent, as well as tantrums and how to effectively shut those down.

Mistakes parents make will be very eye-opening for you: with this guide in hand, parents can effectively and proactively know what steps to avoid, as to not caused harm.

The Book "ADHD Parenting" is a very helpful guide and is a must for the parent of the ADHD child. The practices here will certainly help parents of these special children take great strides to build confidence, ensure success, mitigate frustration, and inspire hope, for both the parent and the child.

The behavior management and the dos and don'ts of parenting section is a gold mine and a big part of managing the child with this condition, and also for all children in general. The tips in this book will make such a difference in the lives of the parent and the child.

Discipline should be a learning experience, not one that results in pain, embarrassment, anger, and tears. Parents who adapt these strategies will surely find they are more effective than the old-school ways of discipline.

Do not hesitate to pick up this powerful book: it will be an invaluable tool for anyone who has one of these special children in their family.

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