Positive Parenting Parenthood: How to Get Your Child to Love Spending Time with You (Proven Parenting Styles, Tips, Love, and Logic)
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Emmalyn Miles
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By:
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Caroline Sterns
About this listen
You’re about to discover how to create a relationship with your child that will ensure that your child is going to love to spend time with you by using positive parenting techniques. You will learn that, regardless of your previous relationship, by using the techniques in this book you will be able to create the relationship that you have always wanted.
No longer will you struggle with getting your child to behave. There will be no more yelling matches. Your child will do what you request and most of all your relationship will flourish.
Here is a preview of what you'll learn...
- How to create the relationship you have always wanted.
- How to take control back from your child and bring peace to your family
- How to use positive parenting discipline techniques
- All about positive parenting and how it can change your life
- How to communicate with your child to build your relationship
- how to discipline and not punish
- The type of attention your child needs from you
- How to be the parent you have always wanted to be
- Much, much more!
Download your copy today!
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