Toddler Discipline:
Proven Steps & Effective Strategies for Disciplining Your Toddler and Encouraging Toddler Good Behavior (Healthy & Happy Kids)
by Anna McQuay
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The good book (The Bible) says that we should teach and train a child the way we want them to go, and when they grow up, they will definitely not depart from it. Whether you ascribe to any religious group or not, humanity itself requires parents do everything in their power to raise good kids. As parents, the joy of holding our little bundles of joy soon starts fading away the moment our kids start crawling, walking, and talking.
We are faced with a new challenge of molding the child’s behavior; the sleepless nights we had when our newborns were a few months old now start shifting to constant yelling, shouting, ranting, fighting and tantrums that simply start getting on our nerves. This coupled with the fact that society seems to expect us to mold our children in the proper manner according to society’s description soon starts making us feel as if we are not good parents. Well, the truth is that humans simply tend to embrace bad behavior faster than good behavior. You will be amazed that your child will seem to have a seamless time learning how to be mischievous but a fairly hard time mastering how to be the kind of child you would be proud to say “that’s my son or daughter.”
Has your son or daughter gotten to the stage of development where he seems to be having some strange undesirable behavior? Have you been noticing him or her throwing tantrums, fighting or hitting other kids, screaming for toys, playing very dangerous games and doing lots of other things that make you look the other way simply because you don’t want to see what would happen to him or her the next second? Have you noticed that he or she doesn’t obey you no matter how hard you scream or shout at him or her to do or stop doing something?
If you said yes, you need help in knowing how to parent your toddler. The truth is that spanking, screaming, shouting and doing all the things you have been doing don’t seem to work. However, all hope is not lost; you can teach your son or daughter desirable behavior and discipline him or her to mold his or her behavior to whatever you want it to be. If you are wondering how to go about training your toddler, all the good behaviors you want him or her to embrace, this book will teach you everything you need to know so you don’t have to discipline and instill responsibility blindly. It is simply a blueprint to parenting a toddler so as to instill proper discipline and good behavior. ....
