Living With Children: New Methods for Parents and Teachers

by Gerald Roy Patterson

This is an easy-to-understand book that shows how children learn behavior and how they actually train adults to behave. It helps parents learn when, where, and how to respond to and change children's behavior. The techniques in the book work with all children including those who are aggressive or hyperactive. Discusses noncompliance, temper tantrums, bedwetting, and many more problems. Frequently used in parent training groups and family therapy sessions.

114 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1968

Reviews

[Nicole Gardner]

Format of this was odd, but helpful behavioral modification approaches.

[Sandra Rice]

This is a good starting point in pointing your young Childs behavior in the right direction. It uses charts but I think it explains how to use them in such a more effective way to make them a better tool. I think the word filling part for the parents helps make you more mindful when we speaking to your children as to help them and not put them down. This book is dated but the information still holds to today.

[Wendy]

Always looking for solutions!