What should I do if my child is misbehaving? 101 ways to resolve it

Author: Peng Wen
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features:
Crying and demanding toys in front of a toy store,
Spending the whole day in the park and crying about not wanting to go home,
Ordering food at a restaurant but not eating it,
Being addicted to computer games and comics,
Only willing to watch TV and unwilling to do homework.
The child is innocent and romantic, and every gesture can bring a smile to their parents, adding color to life. But when the child misbehaves, no matter how lovely they are, they instantly become unpleasant, leaving parents helpless and shouting, "What should we do?"
This book uses small stories from daily life to list the 101 most common tricks children use to be stubborn and unreasonable, providing you with clever ways to counter them. Through the "Parenting Mindset," it analyzes the reasons behind children's misbehavior; the "Parenting Strategies" teach various methods to resolve conflicts. This helps children feel respected while strengthening parent-child communication, allowing you to be a smart mom or dad!
This book analyzes various scenarios, such as on a bus, on the street, in a restaurant, in a park, in a library, and at friends' houses, as well as different situations like before school, during meals, and while doing homework. It lists the 101 most common tricks children use to be stubborn, providing parents with clever ways to counter them and helping them teach their children effectively. This enables children to correct their behavior early on and develop good habits step by step, laying a solid foundation for their future.
This book is divided into two parts: "In Public Places" and "At Home," listing the 101 most common tricks children use to be stubborn and providing parents with clever ways to counter them, helping them teach their children and enabling them to correct their behavior early on.