Toddler Parenting

The Parenting Handbook to Discipline Your Toddler - Winning and Overcome the Daily Battles

By: Stacy Miller

Narrated by: Kelli Winkler

Are you feeling overwhelmed? Exhausted from inevitable tantrums, picky eating, toilet-training mishaps, sleep problems, and random acts of defiance that come with raising a toddler?

Parenting is the hardest job you’ll ever have and these earliest days are some of the most difficult. Long before your child reaches their teenage years, they will begin to take those first steps towards independence. As they grow, they begin testing boundaries in new and often frustrating ways.

Toddler Parenting: The Parenting Handbook to Discipline Your Toddler teaches you how to navigate this difficult time with compassion and calm. With this book, you will learn:

• Why setting boundaries and rules are so important
• How to set those rules at each stage of your child’s development
• What kinds of discipline are best suited to your child’s personality
• Why toddler’s don’t listen and how to communicate in a way they will understand
• How to encourage independence without defiance

Why finding your calm is the most important skill you can learn.

Strengthen your bond with your child while providing them with firm yet supportive boundaries!

Even if you’re a first time parent with no experience handling your child’s most challenging and yet most important years, this audiobook can help you keep calm and develop a disciplinary strategy to raise healthy, happy children.

As parents, every choice we make affects our children’s development and whom they grow up to be. Are you ready to learn a better, calmer way to raise yours? Scroll up and click the buy button now!

©2019 Stacy Miller (P)2019 LacoBiz

Lots of useful information

Perfect for first time moms like me. Great ideas and approaches to raising your toddler. Lots of trouble shooting and prevention.

Good but...

A lot of the ideas are good. But, I wish she’d have gone into more detail about why spanking is bad. And that it’s not a “last resort” parenting tactic.
Also, a lot of these ideas seem more about punishment for normal emotions.