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Go to cartISBN: 9788130914947
Bind: Paperback
Year: 2010
Pages: 128
Size: 140 x 216 mm
Publisher: Crimson Publishing
Published in India by: Viva Books
Exclusive Distributors: Viva Books
Sales Territory: India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka
Description:
There's no shortage of advice out there on how to deal with your children's tantrums, but what about your own?
Many parents are reluctant to admit it, but an awful lot of us have trouble controlling our own temper when the kids are unruly. Maybe not all the time, but more often than we’d choose. Obviously we don’t like yelling at the kids, it's just that we can’t help ourselves.
At last, Hollie Smith has written a book that fesses up to the problem, and looks at practical techniques to help us keep a lid on the anger and set our kids the example we want to. She enlists the help of psychologists and anger management experts to find plenty of strategies that help to avoid trouble in the first place. However, recognizing that most of us lose it with our kids from time to time, she also helps us find ways to:
• mind our language
• resist the urge to get physical
• button up before we say anything we’ll regret
• patch it up afterwards
• find a cooler, calmer lifestyle
Cool, Calm Parent is also packed with case studies and quotes from real, everyday parents like you and me. The kind who want to be cool and calm with our kids, but don’t quite manage it all the time.
Target Audience:
Parents who often get mad become of their kids tantrums.
Contents:
Introduction • Why your kids make you cross • and why that's OK • Tiptoeing round trouble • Pause for thought • Time out for grown-ups • Mind your language • Let's (not) get physical • Happy endings • How to have a cooler, calmer lifestyle • The cool, calm conclusion
Prevention
Magazine - 01/Jun/2010
About the Author:
Hollie Smith was a commissioning editor on Woman magazine before going freelance after having her first daughter seven years ago. She has written features for a variety of magazines, such as Best, and Red, and newspapers such as the Mail, the Mirror, and The Times.