Toddler Discipline Tips: The Complete Parenting Guide With Proven Strategies To Understand And Managing Toddler's Behavior, Dealing With Tantrums, And ... Communication With Kids

by Lisa Marshall

Are you making this common parenting mistake?

The first three years of life are when your child's most dramatic brain development occurs. During these early years, parents have the profound opportunity to nurture their child’s cognitive, social, and emotional development through connected, responsive parenting.

This guide seeks to support parents of toddlers by offering a glimpse into their child's rapidly developing brain, an overview of typical developmental milestones, and guidelines for setting developmentally appropriate expectations (“When is my son old enough to know how to share his toys?” “Why does my daughter run away when I tell her to sit down?”).

We will practice evidence-based positive discipline strategies to navigate challenging toddler behaviors and set appropriate limits while maintaining a strong connection with your child through the toddler years.

In Toddler Discipline Tips, you’ll discover:

The ultra-simple but critical “trick” to getting your kids to listen to you. If you don’t do this you’re missing out on an easy way to improve your success rate when dealing with your kids. The crucial emotional bridge you MUST establish with your child before you try to change their behavior. Discover a common language mistake that you’re probably making now. I’ll show you what the mistake is and how to fix it. This mistake is actually increasing the chance that your child does the opposite of what you want!
The only real reason your kids are not already well behaved.
Find out what technique most parents use far too often, making it almost completely useless. When you fix this mistake you’re going to get much better results! The one word you are probably abusing, which triggers those awful temper tantrums And MUCH MORE...

Ah, don't forget! As a bonus, you will receive the Toddler Behavior Cheat Sheet to deal with the 5 most critical behaviors.

Thousands of parents, teachers, and therapists have successfully used these tips. They work with all types of kids on almost any unwanted behavior.

You’ll be able to apply the tips you learn from this book immediately.
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170 pages, Hardcover

Published December 2, 2019

About the author

Hello! I'm Lisa Marshall, a parenting coach and communication expert turned stay-at-home-mom to two kids. Right now, I am on a mission to empower parents to connect meaningfully with their children through positive parenting strategies and purposeful play activities. I share nuggets of brain tips mixed with effective communication tools and hope to inspire you to enjoy parenthood while you parent with the brain in mind. I want to assure you that you don't need teacher training to be your child's favorite teacher! Read my books or listen to my audiobooks if you want to find out more about me and my tips on parenting and relationships. Enjoy!

Reviews

[Giovanni · Rating 5 out of 5]

I appreciated how Lisa includes research, anecdotal examples, and specific methods and techniques for toddler discipline. One section that most interested me was the one on tantrums. I liked how she recommends using clear boundaries and empathy to achieve the desired result. Not only does this help with tantrums, but it's also teaching healthy relationship dynamics for the future! Super cool!
This book is surprisingly informational about things I'd never thought about and provides dozens of parenting tips based on scientific research distilled into something parents can easily digest during one of their two-minutes-long breaks in the day. The pages are divided into useful sections based on specific needs and situations. I recommend this book to all parents with children from 0 to 4 years old...

[Giovanni · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great book that really addresses discipline from an innovative standpoint and solves many behavior problems through communication strategies. I have implemented some strategies from the book and they have paid off in droves for my 3 year old.

[Troy Buffington · Rating 4 out of 5]

As a Father of a two year old, I will be going back to this book many times. There's a lot of useful tips for parents.

[Kelly Nichols · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is ok. I feel there are better books out there.