Guide To- SUCCESSFUL PARENTING

If your kids appear to be out of control; if you feel you are failing in the role of Mommy or Daddy; if you find yourself counting the days until your kids go off to college, it should be enlightening to realize that you aren’t alone!

Remember when your child was a newborn? The wonder and awe of actually creating a new life was overwhelming. Nothing could compare with the love and bonding that develops between a parent and child.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could bottle that time in your life and pull it out whenever you needed those memories? Unfortunately, we can’t do that.

The reality is that child rearing doesn’t come with a manual. And, even if there were, you come to realize quickly that when raising children there are no “one size fits all.” What’s good for one child may not necessarily be right for another.

So what’s a parent to do?

Well first off, you can’t have enough information about how to develop good parenting skills and Successful Parenting can help you develop those skills. Written to give you answers to some of the basic questions about effective parenting, you’ll quickly find that you just can’t do without the valuable guidance contained in Successful Parenting.

For instance have you ever had your child act out a temper tantrum in public? As a parent that’s one of our biggest nightmares, isn’t it? Well, Successful Parenting includes effective tips on how to limit or entirely eliminate this kind of behavior.

Are you a good listener?

It’s amazing how much you can improve a child’s behavior by becoming an effective listener. That’s just the tip of the iceberg of how you can develop Successful Parenting!

Successful Parenting is an excellent handbook to learn effective parenting skills. Knowledge is power and Successful Parenting can help you to understand what steps you can take to improve your own skills. Take a look at what is covered:

Ø Handling temper Tantrums – Learn coping mechanisms and when to call in experts.

Ø Conquering Thumb Sucking – Did you know that science has shown that some babies develop thumb sucking while still in the womb?

Ø How to Stop a Biting Habit – What do the experts say about this habit?

Ø Building Self Esteem – How to make sure and encourage your child to develop self-esteem.

Ø How to Be A Good Listener – Why it’s important to listen to your children and embrace their suggestions and objections.

Ø Making Quality Time for your Children – Why you should take note that your responsibility to your child does not end to providing him with his basic needs like food and shelter.

Ø How to handle conflict – Setting the ground rules and remembering who is in charge.

Ø The Pitfalls of Physical Punishment – To spank or not to spank? You be the judge.

Ø Teach Your Child Teamwork Thru Chores - How can we make our children do the chores around the house?

Ø Making Discipline Effective – A discussion of effective methods of discipline.

Ø Why Children Lie - Studies show that the best liars out there surprisingly are children. Why is that?

Ø How to Teach Respect - Respect is one of the values that a parent must teach his child. Usually easier said than done.

Ø Setting Parameters – The importance of rules.

Ø Healthy Hobbies to Share with your child – A discussion of hobbies and how they enhance bonding with your child.

Ø Don't Forget to Praise Your Child – Why this is so important!

Successful Parenting is no replacement for your innate instincts and should not be construed as such. Rather, it is a valuable tool to arm yourself with important information regarding raising your children.

Remember, there’s no such thing as a user’s manual but if there were, it might read a lot like Successful Parenting!

Whats included in the Successful Parenting eBook:

Ø Handling Temper Tantrums

Ø Conquering Thumb Sucking

Ø How to Stop a Biting Habit

Ø Building Self Esteem

Ø How to Be a Good Listener

Ø Making Quality Time for your Children

Ø How to Handle Conflict

Ø The Pitfalls of Physical Punishment

Ø Teach your Child Teamwork Thru Chores

Ø Making Discipline Effective

Ø Why Children Lie

Ø How to Teach Respect

Ø Setting Parameters

Ø Healthy Hobbies to Share with your Child

Ø Don't Forget to Praise Your Child


Ø Resources
Ø Bonus eBooks

Ø Master Resale Rights License Terms


A few excerpts taken from the Successful Parenting eBook:



"Every child undergoes a period when he is becoming less patient and is somehow frustrated at how limited his abilities can be. This disappointment and struggle to grasp greater control of things is vented through an activity referred to as temper tantrums"



"A growing child is truly a work in progress. Children at their very early years normally develop several habits that are inappropriate. These habits maybe annoying as in thumb sucking, destructive as in temper tantrums and dangerous, as is the case of biting"



"Positive self-esteem would certainly be a child's asset as he moves on the journey and conquer the world's many challenges. Take note that children who have healthy self-esteem tend to succeed when facing life's negative pressures and conflicts"




"Listening is a key activity in the process of communication. Communication is very necessary to pave the way for a harmonious relationship between the parents and the child. Without communication, a gap can appear that can affect the long-term relationship of both parent and child"



"The modern set up of the family is truly evolving and ever changing. Nowadays, it is normal that the dad and the mum are both working to help the family make both ends meet.



Thus, in the modern-day situation, the welfare of the child is aggrieved. It is very crucial that a child has his parents to turn to during the critical days of his life, when he experiences new things and realizes new insights"



"To spank or not to spank, that is a parent’s question.



Many parents lose their patience and have to fight hard not to spank their child. Spanking may relieve the frustration of the parent for a moment but this is definitely the least effective way to discipline a child"



"Chores are the building blocks children need in life. They teach them basic skills and help build personal responsibility. It also teaches them a sense of duty and importance"



"If you think the best liars are actors and lawyers, you’re mistaken. Studies show that the best liars out there surprisingly are children"



"R-E-S-P-E-C-T



It’s so easy for Aretha Franklin to spell it in a song. But it is a lot more complicated teaching it to children"



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Handling Temper Tantrums

HANDLING TEMPER TANTRUMS
How to Handle Your Child's Temper Tantrums
Every child undergoes a period when he is becoming less patient and is somehow frustrated at how limited his abilities can be. This disappointment and struggle to grasp greater control of things is vented through an activity referred to as temper tantrums.
Experts claim that temper tantrums often manifest in children aged one to three years. Temper tantrums are usually the nightmares of parents who often also grow impatient over their children's terrible behaviour.
Temper tantrums are manifested through crying, screaming, and breath holding, hitting and kicking. The loud screams and cries usually annoy people. The parents almost always want to just run out of the location where their child is throwing tantrums. Alas, they can never do that.
Psychologists remind parents that temper tantrums are a normal part of the child's growing up years. Some children may throw up regularly, but there are also some who occasionally burst out. It’s also true that some children are more prone to developing the habit of throwing temper tantrums and some tend to cease the habit.
Another setback to this behavioural problem in children is that you will never know when a child will suddenly burst out, and you can never tell where. You might have seen children throwing tantrums at places like the movie house, the grocery, and church or even at the bank.
That is why it is imperative that parents know the basics over handling temper tantrums in their children. First-time parents especially should be educated about the subject. All parents, even those who already have children, can also use a refresher.
Moreover, experts warn that not all parents are dealing with the temper tantrums appropriately. While others may be satisfied with their small strategies to pacify their children, it is not assured that those schemes are healthy.

The above is an extract from Guide to Successful Parenting by Paul Carter

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