Positive Parenting

Positive parenting can be learnt. There is no magic about it and it need not be difficult. All you need to do is to learn how to be a positive parenting parent. No need to second guess what to do or how to do it. The research has been carried out, the testing has been extensive and it is ready for you.

What do you need to be a positive parenting parent? You will need the techniques, skills and knowledge on how to manage the different misbehaviours of your children.

Where can you learn all the above? You can do so by licking on the images of best selling books or audiobooks on positive parenting.

What will you gather from each of them?

1. Stop Yelling and Love Me More

Learn how easy it is to embrace a positive parenting style. Find out why strict and permissive styles do not work. Heal your relationship with your child and heal yourself while doing so.

Stop Yelling ...

Customer Reviews:
"Great book with practical advice to be a more positive parent, and person in general. It is a short book, but I actually enjoy that since I have a short attention span..so I didn't get bored while reading it...and actually finished a book!! I may even type up some of the tips and tricks and frame them, for easy reference."

"Really enjoyed reading this book. Plenty of useful
Insight to deal with the joys and frustration of parenting. Recommend you read."

2. Positive Parenting: An Essential Guide

"This is a must-read for every family that yearns to create peace and harmony.”

Positive Parenting

Pointers on overcoming limiting thought patterns and recognizing emotional triggers. Advice on connecting with your children through each stage of the infant to adolescent process. The book is full of practical and solution-oriented advise.

 Customer Reviews:
"This is a MUST book to read if you have children or are near children. First of all it is written by a mother. A mother that understands what we are going through. She not only writes from her experience but she has also researched other books which compliments her writting. It's practical and easy to read."

"From chapter one, you start getting clicks and "oohh now I get it!" kind of thoughts.

Audio CD

She is not a professional but she doesn't need to be one when you speak truly from your heart. Thank you Rebecca for giving your time to help other parents, for sharing what has worked for you.

That's what we're lacking in our society, more positive parenting. Haven't read her other books, but definitely on my list."

3. The Power of Positive Parenting: A Wonderful Way to Raise Children

You will get much more than a book. It's a more of a manual to be read and re-real. It can be used as a tool to build relationships in a family.

Customer Reviews:

The Power of Positive Parenting

"This is the best parenting book I have ever read. The methods are effective and kindly administered. I had to order this book again because I have given the last two copies away to new parents. Everyone should read and use this book. The methods also work in your relationships with other people--not just children."


"Easy to reference in any situation, this book has helped me better understand how to parent my children. I plan to keep it available always so I can reference it as they grow and change. I love Latham's ideas and they work. I like this book so much that I've bought two more to give to friends."

4. The Conscious Parent: Transforming Ourselves, Empowering Our Children

The Conscious Parent

Instead of traditional models, Dr. Shefali Tsabary uses the conscious approach to parenting. He promotes self-reflection which offers the opportunity to connect with your children's inner state of wholeness. Essentially, the author advises a mutually beneficial parent-child relationship.

Customer Reviews"

Audio CD

"Great, great book for anyone who is about to become a parent (like myself) or someone who already has kids. I haven't finished the book yet but I love that this is not a how-to book, it's a book that walk you through the 
conscious process and how many unconscious responses that we already have programmed in us. Definitely a very holistic/stoic approach to parenting but if you already have that mindset about life. this book will spark your imagination :)"

"Oh how I wish I would have had this book when my children were young. I can't read it fast enough now to learn how to better my relationship with my adult children. I have a very blessed relationship with my children but this book is showing me how to make it even better. Please take a chance on yourself and your children to read this out of the box "Wake Up" wisdom on how to make the most qualitative relationships with your children AND spouses, relatives, friends and co-workers. Thank you, Dr. Tsabary!"

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Need To Manage Toddler Tantrums?

Tantrums or meltdowns are the tools of toddlers and kids to get what they want especially when they can't have them. They may also resort to tantrums when they want to avoid something or seek attention or simply because they are hungry, tired, unwell or plain frustrated. So what can parents do to manage such behaviours? 

• No matter what they do or don't do parents have to be consistent as well as predictable in terms of rules and routines.

• Offer choices or alternatives based on what is available and acceptable to you. For instance, "Would like scrambled eggs or an omelette?" 

• Establish regular mealtimes and sleep and nap routines. Help your toddler or kids to follow such routines. For example, get them to change into their night wear by a certain time followed by them going into their rooms for a bedtime read or story and lights out.

• Talk to your child and encourage them to share their feelings in words. Get to know what they like or don't like and why. Find out what makes them happy or unhappy or what upsets them. 

• Do not forget positive reinforcement in terms of acknowledging what they do right or well. 

When things do not turn out they way they should, tell yourself to remain calm. Do not give in to your toddler or kids demands. If you do, you are signalling to them that can get their way by throwing a tantrum. Call for time-outs where you can move away from a problematic situation or circumstance. It can help you to rationalize and view the situation in a clearer perspective.

Above all, remember that tantrums do not last forever. It has been noted that on average, tantrums last for just about 4 minutes. Once it is over, your child will be its normal lovely self. Hold that picture when the tantrum is being played out. Give your  child a hug when its over. Its a signal that you are there for your the child no matter what happens and that both of you need to move on.   

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The following are brief descriptions of the selected titles: 

"In No More Tantrums" the author draws on her personal experiences to share practical pointers in managing tantrums.

"Betty Goes Bananas" offers families a perfect opportunity to openly discuss emotions and behavior.

"Jilly's Terrible Temper" relates how a kangaroo's parents helped her through her tantrums. 

"The Calm and Happy Toddler" offers solutions to Tantrums, Night Walking, Potty Training and more."

How To Manage Toddlers And Kids Tantrums

Tantrums in general can be quite unnerving especially when thrown in public. Many a parent have actually come to fear tantrums by their toddlers and kids. Suffice it to say that managing tantrums of their young ones can be one of the greatest challenges of any parent. However, thankfully there is no dearth of material on how to manage the tantrums of toddlers and kids. What are some of the points that have been covered in the related material? 

Firstly, in order to manage tantrums, parents need to:

Know why their toddlers and kids resort to throwing tantrums. Essentially, they do so because it is their way of coping with difficult situations and associated feelings. Additionally parents must be able to recognize some of the ways by which toddlers and kids show tantrums. These include running off, holding their breath, sobbing, vomiting, screaming and throwing or breaking things. 

Be aware of the some of the underlying reasons for the tantrums. To do so, parents need to ask themselves the following questions: 

• Does your child get upset easily?  
• Are they stressed, hungry and often tired?  Do they have adequate rest or sleep?
• What are situations that they cannot cope with? Being in the company of others especially older kids. 
• Do they have strong emotions such as anger, worry, fear and shame?

What can parents do to help their young ones cope with the above? 

• Learn what causes them to be upset such as having to share their toys. 

• See to it that they do not go hungry or get overly tired.  Many toddlers and kids become cranky if they are deprived of their regular naps. This causes their triggers to be more sensitive and easily set off.   

• Be conscious of their likes and dislikes and feelings in general. Try and talk to them and find out why they feel about a thing the way they do. Be in sync with their moods and feelings. Pose some questions to them to help them cope with feelings such as frustration and how they can do so in a positive manner. For example, many kids get upset when they cannot build a certain model with their building blocks. Show them how they can by following the step by step instructions instead of skipping certain steps.   

• Take note of situations and circumstances that trigger off their tantrums with particular attention to when and where such triggers go off.

However, try as they may, there are times when parents cannot avoid their toddlers or kids' tantrums. When that happens, the best they can do is to:

• Talk to themselves to stay calm. Manage their feelings first before trying to manage their kids' tantrums. Try and deliberately slow things down especially in what they say and do. 

• Ride out the tantrum and think about what to do next in terms of alternatives. Just be there and offer emotional support. Do not intervene aggressively in the midst of a tantrum.

• Do not give in to their child's demands especially when they are being unreasonable or impractical.  In such situations, take charge but be consistent. For example, their kids want to continue playing with their toys way past their bedtime and throw a tantrum when told to stop. Tell them that you are going to stow away the toys and then just do it.

The key to helping parents cope with their toddlers and kids tantrums is to learn and understand the what, why and how of their toddlers and kids tantrums. In this regard, the guides shown below will be helpful. For more details including product information and customer reviews, click on the images below:

Need To Manage Toddler Tantrums?

No worries. You can easily manage toddler tantrums. You just have to know why and how. No, you do not have to buy a ton of books on the subject. No need for consultation either.

Your solution is with the Happy Child Guide.

Is it good? It is best that you hear it from a mother who has used it. What she says is as follows:

It has only been 1 week since we have joined your program, and I would like to thank you all for putting together such an informative program. We changed our parenting ways immediately and instantly noticed significant changes in our little 5 year old boy and also we as parents are feeling a LOT HAPPIER.

Georgina X, Mother of 1, Adelaide South Australia, 6 year old son

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