SOS help for parents

Do you have a more temperamental, restless or even "naughty" child at home? Do you often yell at your children, perhaps even physically punish them sometimes, even though you never wanted to raise your children this way? The procedures described in this book prevent these critical situations, bringing practical solutions on the spot at the right moment. After reading this book, you may no longer have a problem with tantrums in the store, biting your friends, sibling fights, screaming, defiance, or other childish rampages. In addition, this worldwide bestseller will also provide you with useful advice for your educational efforts in the long run. In the book you will find instructions on how to calm the child with the help of the so-called. time-out, i.e. the child's stay in the "criminal bench" - you will learn about the different approach according to age, the current place (visiting, in the store, in means of transport. ), under different circumstances (when time-out works well on children and vice versa, when it must not be used, to avoid psychological harm to the child), how to deal with complicated situations (a child from the next room or a reserved chair runs away, he's talking back, physically or verbally assaults parents. ).
You will learn, how to reward and motivate children, to be good, tips for mutual cooperation with teachers, models of "contracts" on behaviour between child and parent, calendars of rewards for good behaviour, etc. This handy book is accompanied by comic pictures of typical situations, making it a clear and entertaining read.

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Author Dr. Lynn Clark, a clinical psychologist, works at Western Kentucky University and has successfully tested his educational practices on his two sons. She has extensive professional experience in mental health centres, hospitals and counselling centres. You can also download the methods described in this book and the children's own views on them for free at www.sosprograms.com.
Book Details:
Author: Lynn Clark
Year of publication: 2013
ISBN: 978-80-264-0021-9
Number of pages: 228