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How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk

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Publisher: Collins Living
Catalog: Book
Release date: 1999-10-01
Media: Paperback
Number of pages: 286
Ean: 9780380811960
Book Isbn: 0380811960

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Authors:

Adele Faber	see more Books by Adele Faber
Elaine Mazlish	see more Books by Elaine Mazlish

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User Reviews:

Written on June 3, 2008
Summary: Not what I was hoping for
I must admit I was disappointed with this CD. It was pretty short and not what I was hoping for. I thought it would deal more with taking to children in a way to give an gain respect and only a small portion was devoted to that subject. But it wasn't a total loss since it did make me stop and think about how I (we) might deny a childs feelings, ie: that child states "I'm hot" but we tell him "no your not it's freezing out here, put on a sweater or go in the house!" , since we are cold. I know it seems basic yet how many times have we done it? I know I have and I can't really say why other than I wasn't really listening.

Written on May 27, 2008
Summary: Too much reading to find the advice.
If you bought the book because you need to have your children understand you, you wouldnt have time to find your answers. This book wouldve been a lot easier to read if the authors didnt write their workday. All I needed was advice but this was more work than trying to talk to a toddler and who has time for all the reading if you have a toddler????

Written on May 13, 2008
Summary: Any parents must have handbook
Hi there, I was a teenage mom at 17 years old. It was a very scary thing and very new. I read this book and applied the methods to my son who is now 15 and a half and my two daughters who are 13 and 11. My son is an honour roll student and I have such open communication with my kids. It's so open they can and do tell me and us everything. This book was a total asset to my parenting tecniques and I recomend it to all parents of any age :)

Written on May 13, 2008
Summary: excellent
This book is great. I purchased it for a "Childrens' Behavior" class, and have re-read it many times. When I began babysitting again, I re-read the book. When I began teaching, I re-read the book. Now that my friends are having children, I'd like to read it again. I love its easy reading style, and feel-good approach. It really works, which is why I love it so much.

Written on May 8, 2008
Summary: The One Skill Every Parent Must Have
This book teaches the one skill and the one attitude that every parent must have in order to do their best parenting: the skill of listening to understand and the attitude of compassion. Although the book is not new, this skill and attitude will never go out of style, never become old-fashioned. In fact, it is the basis of new works and theories such as that of John Gottman's "emotional coaching." The basic idea is that when parents take the time to try to see things from their child's point of view, the child feels valued and validated. This causes the child to "put down his weapons" and become more cooperative, more ready to work with the parent. Discipline becomes less necessary and the parent-child bond grows ever stronger. Children become emotionally healthier and homes become peaceful havens. This is one of the first books I taught to parents decades ago and I still refer my students and clients to it. In my own parenting book, I draw on the basic skill and attitude found in How to Talk to Your Kids, although I do also offer some "quiet discipline" methods for the few occasions on which they may be needed. And by the way, the techniques offered in this book will work well in marriage and other relationships as well!
Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed.,C.Psych.Assoc.
Author, Raise Your Kids without Raising Your Voice

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Media	Paperback	Paperback	Paperback	Paperback	Paperback	Paperback
Number of pages	286	272	224	288	379	240
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