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Publisher's Summary
Talking to your kids and getting them to open up to you as parents can be tough. They may feel afraid to talk, or feel awkward about the topic at hand, or may not know how to broach the subject with you. This book was designed to help you as parents (or guardians or caretakers) learn to communicate with your children in a way that makes them open up to you. Included are new and fresh insights and suggestions with methods of solving common problems as well as building the foundations for lasting relationships with your children.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-02-19
How to get kids to listen ......
❤️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👍🏾 I definately Will try to use your theories. Shirt and to the point Love it
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- Jen K
- 11-29-17
Too basic
Not a lot of substance. Great for first-time parent dealing with toddlers. Not realistic or timely for teenagers. There was nothing about how to get children to open up.
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- Rocky
- 03-18-16
good book
this book was good but I'd have liked more information , but I would recommend it
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- Denny
- 02-26-16
This is a Book that helped Us Communicate Better
We have a 12 year old daughter who at times have difficulty speaking with us as parents. This book has provided us a good insight on how to listen more effectively so that we can communicate better with our child. I would definitely recommend this book for anyone who has difficulties with their children.
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- S. Armstrong
- 04-21-16
Terrible advice!
I could not believe how backward thinking and unhelpful this was
Writing lines? Punishment?
Generally shocked and disappointed
4 people found this helpful
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- Dale Miller
- 04-07-17
Not the book I wanted
I was after the audio for a book with same name, but different author. This book is way too short.
2 people found this helpful
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- Mavi
- 12-23-15
Deceptive
I was expecting the famous book of this similar title so am disappointed. The content was fine but too short.
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- Caroline
- 04-23-19
This is old news and out of date
I thought this would be fact and research based but it isn't. Very disappointed with this book.
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- Sunali
- 01-30-19
Ok
It was fine but a bit minimal and outdated. I thought it was the famous book and didn’t realise I’d downloaded this brief thing instead.