When "No" Gets You Nowhere,Revised 2nd Edition: Teaching Your Toddler and Child Self-Control

New Ways to Build Trust Between You and Your Child Are you tired of saying "no"? This empowering book provides you with proven steps and principles for better communication that will help you turn misbehavior into an opportunity to build a stronger trust between you and your child. It's easy to learn, easy to stick to, and you'll be a better parent who raises a more well-adjusted child. With this successful approach, you'll learn how to: Motivate your child to listen better Teach basic reading skills Focus on behavioral solutions, not parent-child conflicts Help your child make connections between choices and consequences Learn how to set limits "Must reading! This book will enrich you relationship with you child in ways that will change you and your child forever." Garry L. Landreth, Refents Professor and Director, Center for Play Therapy, University of North Texas "This book will help parents and caregivers socialize children without hurting their emotional well-being." Psychologist Alice Ginott, Ph.D. "Important and practical!" John Bradshaw, author of Homecoming and Healing the Shame That Binds YouBrenner, Mark L. is the author of 'When "No" Gets You Nowhere,Revised 2nd Edition: Teaching Your Toddler and Child Self-Control', published 2001 under ISBN 9780761534808 and ISBN 0761534806.