Toddler Discipline: 7 Techniques for Disciplining the Difficult Toddler

By: K. K. Hampton

Narrated by: Michael Hatak

Length: 1 hr and 10 mins

Publisher's Summary

Toddler Discipline: 7 Techniques for Disciplining the Difficult Toddler is your one-stop guide to learning how to effectively discipline your toddler. If you are tired of all the screaming, spanking, and frustrations, then this is the book for you.

• This book is a handy manual that will teach you:
• Effective discipline methods
• Understanding of toddlers
• Discipline vs. punishment
• The seven highly effective techniques that can turn any negative behavior into a positive one
• Keys to success
• The common mistakes that parents make
• Practical applications
• And so much more!

If you are serious about becoming a good and smart parent, then this book will teach you everything that you need to know about disciplining your toddler. Now is the time to manage your toddler's behavior, create a positive relationship, and live a happier life.

©2017 K.K. Hampton (P)2017 K. K. Hampton

best audio book

the advice in this book has really turned around my interactions with my daughter and has enabled me to almost universally nip her tantrums in the bud. As a work-at-home parent, this translates to more happiness, greater productivity, and much, much less stress.

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

easy read and good information

loved it, very informative and gives good alternatives as to spanking. definitely recommend book to first time moms.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Great work done by author

I like the idea of positive discipline and being kind but firm, the book is easy to read and quite informative, and while it's full of examples I felt I need more real life situations, with what to expect in terms of then children's possible reactions to being "kind but firm", possible escalation. My child is only 14 months so I haven't experience tantrums and stubbornness yet but I think the book portrays positive discipline as an easily implementable miracle solution !

Toddler Development....

It is very informative, great book! Given as a gift to first time parents, and they seem to find it helpful provides ides about Toddler Discipline ,7 Techniques for Disciplining the Difficult Toddler

Deal with your kids

Best book for learning how to deal with your toddler. I have recommended this to so many people. It definitely takes retraining on the adults part but the strategies are very effective on my 20 month old.

useful book

I know how vital it is to communicate with your kid in a proper way, so I am always trying to improve my skills. This book was very helpful for me, as I found some truly excellent ideas and advices, like setting correct limits, and I will definitely try them out in the nearest future.

Good for mummies...

Enjoyed it but short!
Helpful somewhat.
Notice your struggles are not alone.
Let's go mommies! We got this! Toddlers can be tough!

7 Techniques for Disciplining the Difficult Toddle

We weren't specific struggling with controlling our two year olds behavior but after two friends started using the 7 Techniques for Disciplining the Difficult Toddler, my husbanded and I decided to give this a try. It took some getting used to for everyone but has worked great. Counting bad or stop behaviors with our daughter has really worked well for all of us. We are at the point where we rarely get to three and several stop behaviors have disappeared all together. I'd highly recommend this method.

Must listen to this audio....

I have a child with anxiety and this book was recommended to us by our pediatrician. It helped us so much. It helps you gain perspective. The section about the Little Adult Assumption was particularly helpful for us. We still go back to this book for help and to refresh our skills. I have and still do highly recommend this to anyone struggling to discipline your child.

interesting book

I am a teacher. Everyone with kids should listen to this book. It's s great tool. If you can't get your child to listen and obey you are making their future much more difficult for them and for you.

Excellent book......

It is an excellent book. I would like to recommend it and it explains about Toddler Discipline: 7 Techniques for Disciplining the Difficult Toddler: Toddler Development.

Love this book....

I have a child with anxiety and this book was recommended to us by our pediatrician. It helped us so much. It helps you gain perspective. The section about the Little Adult Assumption was particularly helpful for us. We still go back to this book for help and to refresh our skills. I have and still do highly recommend this to anyone struggling to discipline your child.

BEST AUDIO BOOK....

All I have to say is that the ideas in this book WORK! it really is like magic! my twins have started actually listening to me! I feel like I am back in charge, rather than them!

good

Even though there were some points that I disagreed with, I feel the book was helpful in centering me as a parent and giving me confidence in dealing with my spirited child MORE EFFICIENTLY during challenging moments :) This is making parenting much more pleasant and enjoyable!!

good to listen

Turned my non-listening toddler into a kid I can talk to. Remaining calm is the hardest part about toddler discipline. If you can do that and state what you mean, it creates an amazing trusting relationship.

Informative and interesting guide

Really helpful info when your kid is hitting that 2 1/2 - 3yr old boundary-pushing behavior and you feel like abandoning a gentle parenting approach, this helps you understand from their perspective and offers great advice.

Must listen to it.....

Really helpful info when your kid is hitting that 2 1/2 - 3yr old boundary-pushing behavior and you feel like abandoning a gentle parenting approach, this helps you understand from their perspective and offers great advice.

Must listen to it.....

This is a must-read for any young parent or parent of a toddler. I found many books through, which I found from a colleague. As a licensed mental health professional, this respectful, communicative approach to discipline and respect for your child speaks volumes to me. It just makes sense.