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Do You want to Help your child learn self-control-no matter what the situation!
Does your child kick and scream when he doesn't get his way?
Have meal times and running errands become emotional battles?
Stop Temper Tantrums is your authoritative handbook to understanding what causes your child to have tantrums and which measures you can take to combat their occurrence.
This book helps you:
·  Understand your child's temperament
·  Identify external influences that trigger tantrums
·  Avoid responding emotionally to an outburst
·  Use effective methods for calming your child
·  Deal with tantrums in public
Filled with realistic advice and practical tips, Stop Temper Tantrums E book  is your key to a happy, well-adjusted child and peace at home-and elsewhere.

 

Editorial Reviews


For every parent who has cleaned crayon masterpieces off walls, rescued stuffed animals from toilets, and invented thousands of ways to disguise spinach, here's the essential guide to meeting the day-to-day challenges of raising a toddler while keeping your sense of humor and even temper.

Packed with parent-tested, child-tested solutions to everyday problems, this, reassuring handbook offers insight and advice for such issues as:

  • Resolving sibling disputes
  • Disciplining effectively
  • Establishing rules
  • Encouraging positive habits
  • Dealing with lies
  • Eliminating temper tantrums
  • Handling your own temper
  •  

For parents of all kinds of kids, including the Tattler, the Fibber, the Hitter, the Whiner, the Sulker, and other lovable terrors in need of a little discipline and a lot of tender, loving care, Stop Temper Tantrums E Book has the answers.

 

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Parents of children in the tantrum years (roughly from 15 months to age five or six) will find the Stop Temper Tantrum Book an invaluable source of information and reassurance.

The Stop Temper tantrum Book , presents a straightforward, well-researched study of how and why tantrums occur and what parents can do to minimize and manage the outbursts.

With information drawn from interviews with parents and the author points out that tantrums are much less a sign that a child is spoiled or naughty than part of a natural developmental stage.
A parent's best bet is to approach tantrums armed with empathy and patience and to attempt to decrease the frequency and strength of tantrums rather than punish the tantrum-thrower.

 Advice includes avoiding tantrum triggers (such as naptime trips to the grocery), using the age-old method of ignoring the tantrum and providing a "cool-down" time. Age-appropriate measures are clearly identified; readers can quickly flip to sections on toddlers, preschoolers or big kids. Parents currently swept up in a tantrum tornado season may want to explore advice while they wait for this phase to blow over.



Profiles the major theories regarding childhood temper tantrums, helping parents to cope effectively with public outbursts, diagnose pre-tantrum conditions, control anger, and teach children positive alternatives to losing control.

 

Editorial Reviews


Is every mealtime, bathtime, or trip to the store an emotional battle? Are you at the end of your rope? Desperate for solutions? Don't let your child's tantrums get the best of you!
Whether you're a new mom or an experienced parent, tantrums can be a challenge. But with the Stop Temper Tantrum book practical, hands-on guide, you will find some much needed relief.
You'll learn how to:

  • Determine the causes behind temper tantrums
  • Exercise patience and understanding
  • Prevent power struggles
  • Anticipate and diffuse your child's triggers

With honest and effective advice, you can finally learn to communicate with your child before, during, and after an outburst. Finally, this E book provides the informational first-aid that ensures fewer tantrums.

 

Editorial Reviews


Nothing is worse than dragging a screaming child through a grocery store. The author’s tantrum-ending tips run the gamut from an “I’m in charge” attitude to offering the yelling kid “some cheese with your whine.” A tantrum at home will usually end when Mom does something silly—like putting on her favorite dance track and showing the toddler her favorite moves. Here’s advice that nearly always works!

Moms and dads sometimes find their kids resisting the recommendations and strategies proposed by childcare specialists. That’s when it’s time to turn to Stop Temper Tantrums Book  which is filled with practical, old-fashioned wisdom that has passed down through the ages.
This E Book offers pragmatic solutions instead of fashionable psychological theory.
This  user-friendly book contain sound suggestions for relieving three of the most common frustrations suffered by new parents: crying, eating problems, and sleeping problems.
Parents might want to laugh at some of the proposed solutions, but their laughs will become delighted smiles when they discover that the solutions really work!

 

Editorial Reviews


"Stop Temper Tantrums Book offers a unique approach to the tantrums, melt-downs and overriding challenges that often accompany the demanding years from one to four.... Soothing and offers new hope and strategies to those who may have given up on making sense of the toddler years."—Publishing Weekly

“You want help? This is r-e-a-l help! Stop Temper Tantrums is one of the smartest parenting books of the past decade.  Over and over, parents will find themselves proclaiming, "Thanks Dan , …Now I get it! “— Father’s need:  Father’s care

"Stop Temper Tantrums approach is terrific...and fun! This book will help parents, grandparents and everyone who cares for toddlers be more effective."—

 
“Dan has done it again! Parents will find reading Stop Temper Tantrums  a joyous adventure…with pearls of wisdom waiting for them on every page.”—Morris Shelov


“Dan's excellent approach gives parents the tools they need. His simple methods make raising rambunctious toddlers a whole lot easier.”—Steven Green Caring for Your Toddler



"Dan helps parents turn the "terrible" twos into "terrific" twos. His E Book will revolutionize the way our culture understands toddlers!"—Ronnie Leiserman

“Dan’s  book is an innovative, unique and thoroughly enjoyable guide to toddler behavior!” —Dinah Middleton


"Parents will be delighted by this clever approach to communicating with toddlers. It allows us to see the world from our children's unique point of view."—Sanet Jermint

"It really works! With great humor and a gentle touch, Dan shows how to raise happy, well-behaved toddlers. His book is invaluable.—Rabrielle Gredford


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There are few things on the planet that can drive an adult crazy as fast as a ceaselessly whining child--we are often reduced to tantrums ourselves by this incessant complaining. If we were just better parents, our kids wouldn't have to act this way to get our attention, right? Not exactly. Whining happens because, often, it works. Whining also happens at any age and in many forms, and can be a very destructive behavior pattern if allowed to continue into adulthood. In this extremely useful and practical E  book (you can read it in a couple of sittings), Dan explain how whining functions for both the child and parent and how the latter can deal with it. The recommended techniques are gentle and respectful to both parent and child but also firm in setting limits for acceptable behavior.

The Stop Temper Tantrums E Book  teach parents how to dive beneath the admittedly choppy surface of whining by communicating assertively and then to change things from underneath the maelstrom.

 Numerous "real-life" examples are offered, as well as corresponding methods of response, but the scripts wisely shy away from a simplistic "one-size-fits-all" solution. --Fatherine Kerguson


Are you ready to end the whining wars in your house?
It starts with a whimper, an insistent demand, or a certain tone of voice that every parent recognizes with dread -- your child is starting to whine, and if you don't respond properly you'll have a full-blown tantrum or argument on your hands. Kids of all ages know that whining works when they want that extra hour of TV, the unplanned toy purchase, or a later curfew. But stopping such behavior without giving in to a child's demands isn't easy, and if left unchecked, whining can lead to constant disruptions at home, in school, or anywhere else your child chooses. Now Dan present proven methods for putting an end to whining, as well as information on

* The best ways to react when your child whines in a public place
* Why negotiating and giving in never work -- and what you should do instead
* What kids are really trying to tell you when they whine
* Why whining can lead to poor self-esteem and unsatisfying social relationships -- which can follow your child into adulthood -- and what you can do about it now
* How to clearly, respectfully indicate to your child what's important to you and why whining will no longer work as a means of communication.

Filled with numerous real-life examples, encouraging advice, and simple steps you can start using immediately, this invaluable guide will help you end the cycle of giving in to whining only to have your child do it again, and instead replaces misbehavior with effective, meaningful, and loving parent-child communication.

Editorial Reviews


No parent needs a child care book as much as the parent of a toddler! The toddler years are an exciting and rewarding time, as your child learns to stand, walk, say words, and use the potty for the first time. Yet, along with all of these incredible milestones come all sorts of daunting parental challenges - from continuous cries in the middle of the night to the first boo-boos to erratic eating habits to public temper tantrums. What is a parent to do?
Stop Temper Tantrum E Book offers  advice on handling  aspect of your child's physical, emotional, and social development. With quick, easy-to-understand advice and positive reassurance, this helpful book provides frustrated - and often sleep-deprived - parents the quick answers they need to their toughest questions.
Featuring true stories from the trenches and ample space to record developmental milestones, Stop Temper Tantrums Book is an indispensable guide to enjoying these wild and wonderful years. It tells you how to:

Handle a child who refuses to listen
Toddler-proof your home
Get your child on a workable sleep schedule
Resolve jealousies among siblings

From Publishers Weekly

The Stop Temper Tanrums Book offers a unique approach to the tantrums, melt-downs and overriding challenges that often accompany the demanding years from one to four. Viewing toddlers as primitive thinkers akin to prehistoric man.
 
Toddlers can be divided  into developmental groups: the "Charming Chimp-Child" (12 to 18 months), the "Knee-High Neanderthal" (18 to 24 months), the "Clever Cave-Kid" (24 to 36 months) and the "Versatile Villager" (36 to 48 months).

Parents may find the toddler years so frustrating, Karp suggests, because they don't speak their child's language. To deal effectively with the undeveloped brains of toddlers, one must understand "Toddler-ese," , a method of talking to youngsters that employs short phrases, repetition, a dramatic tone of voice and the use of body language.

Although  parents may feel foolish speaking in this manner,  nevertheless  the approach soothes children by respecting their needs.

Additionally,  suggestions for positive discipline (e.g., loss of privileges and time out) and guides parents through early expected milestones, while acknowledging that a child's individual temperament (e.g., easy, cautious, spirited) will uniquely influence the pace of his or her development.

While some readers may find the relentless cave-kid metaphors irksome,  gentle, easygoing tone is soothing and offers new hope and strategies to those who may have given up on making sense of the toddler

Editorial Reviews


The Stop Temper Tantrum  book lists plenty of ways to prevent, stop, and live with tantrums.   Although most children go through a tantrum stage when they have a vocabulary of about 100 or 200 words, some tantrums are caused by allergies.
Whether it's an inhaled or consumed allergen, the child doesn't feel well, loses sleep, is irritable and ripe for the slightest thing to be upsetting enough to cause a tantrum.
There are, obviously, countless other reasons for tantrums and then, no apparent reason (at least not a reasonable reason).

Stop Temper Tantrum book also goes through the "be prepared" aspects of shopping, traveling, dining out, and other places that seem to be tantrum magnets. 

The book is ideal for anyone -- parent, relative, daycare operator, teacher, flight attendant -- who deals with and loves children. Although geared toward children, some of the techniques listed can be used to prevent, stop, and live with adults (politicians, athletes, movie stars, bosses, spouses -- you know who they are) who still throw tantrums.

 

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How to Stop Your Child's Temper Tantrums

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Six Ways to Stop Back to School Temper Tantrums

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Tips for Surviving the "Terrible Twos" and Your Child's Temper Tantrums

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Five Causes of Child Temper Tantrums and How To Control Them

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This article provides tips on how to prevent temper tantrums while you shop.

 

How to Stop Your Child's Temper Tantrums

Anyone who has a child has witnessed a temper tantrum. Read this article to find out how to stop your temper tantrums.

Six Ways to Stop Back to School Temper Tantrums

Is back to school season is making you an anxious parent? Use these six strategies to stop oncoming temper tantrums from unruly kids, and look forward to a peaceful morning.

Prevent Your Child's Temper Tantrums While at a Store

How do you prevent temper tantrums? Unpredictability in the plan can set a child up for a meltdown. So if you have a young child who is prone to temper tantrums while shopping, there is something you can do that has a high success rate.

Temper Tantrums Survival Guide for Parents

An easy way to remember how to deal with a temper tantrum effectively.

How to Deal with Temper Tantrums

How do I deal with temper tantrums? Once we understand why our toddler might be having them, we can learn to handle those screams, kicks and cries.

Tips for Surviving the "Terrible Twos" and Your Child's Temper Tantrums

Tantrums and negative behavior are difficult to endure and can easily erode a parent's confidence.

Five Causes of Child Temper Tantrums and How To Control Them

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Restaurant Temper Tantrums

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Public Temper Tantrums and Public Perception and Intolerance

So many people are judgemental when it comes to a child acting up in public. A little undertanding, tolerance and kindness can help an already embarrasing experience for the parent less humiliating.

Parenting and Discipline: What Should You Know About Temper Tantrums and Time Outs

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How to Avoid Temper Tantrums in Toddlers and Young Children

If you want to avoid temper tantrums in toddlers and young children, there are a few tips and tricks that will help. If anything will save your sanity in disciplinary matters, these will.

 

Effective Strategies for Preventing Toddler Temper Tantrums

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5 Ways to Stop Your Toddler's Public Temper Tantrum

A short article that describes 5 tried and true techniques to end a public temper tantrum in a toddler.

Tips to Stop a Screaming Toddler Temper Tantrum

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How to Stop Your Child from Banging Their Head in Anger

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Three Psychological Techniques for Staying Calm During a Temper Tantrum

Pulling from the three major schools of psychology, this article offers three immediate ways for parents to stay calm during a child's temper tantrum.

What To Do When Your Baby Won't Stop Crying

Helpful tips to help you cope with a baby that just won't be quiet.

How I Deal with My Overemotional Child

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Losing Your Temper? Here's How to Simmer Down

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Head Banging Babies

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Keeping Your Cool with Misbehaving Children

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Aggressive Behavior in Toddlers

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Simple Steps You Can Take with Your Toddler to Avoid Tantrums

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Taming the Tantrum

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The Power of Ignoring the Tantrum-Throwing Child: My Experience

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Handling Your Clingy Toddler

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What to Do when Your Child Holds Her Breath

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The Word Every Toddler Needs to Hear

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