Would you like to be the perfect parent?
Want to learn more about positive parenting?
When you become a parent, you become part of a relationship, or a process in which there are always two parties involved.
We must always take into consideration that both the caregiver and the caregiver are people each with their own experiences, their own experiences, emotions, fears, thoughts, joys and expectations.
Obviously the parent must be an authoritative guide for their children, but for a healthy and correct parent-child relationship neither of the two must prevail over the other.
In fact there must be equally space for both the needs of the large and the smallest.
In the parent-child relationship, punishments and blackmail do not work because in the long run the child will start using them against the parent, thereby increasing the feeling of frustration and helplessness in following their parenting role.
The parent-observer must be able to understand what the needs and needs of children are even when they are not explicitly revealed (I am cold, thirsty, pisses me off, I want to go to sleep).
In this way the child will feel welcomed, protected and will be able to perceive the parent ready to accept his needs. A responsive attitude allows the child to develop a secure attachment that allows him to explore the world safely, to trust others, to be able to count on his self-esteem and above all to be aware that he can always count on his parents.
Here's what you'll learn by reading this book:
• What drives children to action;
• The secrets of gentle discipline;
• How to understand the child's behavior based on brain and age development;
• How to turn a problem into a learning opportunity.
I will explain to you step by step my bomb-proof methods based on years of research and studies.
If you're wondering if this is a book that can do for you, know that the answer is yes!
Reading this book you too can master the art of positive discipline.
It will be worth it for you, and for your children!
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Coming from Washington, D.C., Bart Anderson is a certified pathologist specialising in the field of speech and language. He is an expert in dealing with the emotional, social, and practical language issues of students and families. He is also an instructional specialist for autism at Prince George's County Public Schools, Maryland. Bart attended a master's course in Speech-Language Pathology at the George Washington University, where he graduated in 2011, and now he works for the Alumni Council. With the aim of supporting students' growth and success, Bart gained extra certifications in Relationship Development Intervention (RDI) and Educational Leadership and Supervision. Bart works as a subcommittee leader for the Multicultural Affairs Committee of the Maryland Speech Language Hearing Association. He focuses on community engagement and communication techniques. He also wrote several books on the complicated relationship between children and parents, explaining how to solve family problems. He has created and experimented with several learning models based on socioemotional skills, not only at the local level, but also all over the country.
