Rein in Your Rascal: A Clear Path to Raising a Compliant Child

by Janada Clark

End power struggles with your child. Stop repeating yourself a thousand times. You’ve tried “time outs,” taking away toys, yelling or even threats. But it continues to be a struggle. You think, “Parenting wasn’t supposed to be this hard.” Would you like things to change? Toys put away the first time you ask. Bath time comes off without a hitch. No morning hassles. Siblings stop bickering. Meals are peaceful. As a parent coach for over 25 years, I’ve helped thousands of parents eliminate the daily power struggles that drain you. "Janada is a true parenting coach. Within a few weeks, our house has started to right itself because of the strategies she teaches. She taught us what to do and how to do it. Just a month ago, we had at least two hours of whining before any simple task could get finished. Now it’s done quickly without a power struggle. Janada can make a difference if your home feels out of control. The tools she teaches can right the ship." ~ Jennifer K. Learn easy-to-use strategies applied to everyday moments Calm yourself and your child Stop meltdowns Sooth Sibling Rivalry Prevent Bedroom Time Bedlam Eliminate Technology Tyrants Teach good decision making skills Other parenting books offer theories. Theories are hard to remember and often abstract. Don’t look any further. You’ve found the solution that offers simple, concrete strategies that you can remember, apply and enjoy the result. Time to end power struggles!

Genres: Parenting

210 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 10, 2016

Reviews

[Denise Block · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great! Very informative!

I plan on recommending this to many of my friends! Some great ideas were included and I can’t wait to use these different strategies. I have all ready begun to use Squabble Stoppers and Good choice vs bad choice and have seen the difference!

[Lee Amaya · Rating 5 out of 5]

Try it, you'll like it!

My default reaction when my kids misbehave was anger and I can tell you that it wasn't working. After reading Ms Clark's book I now have 8 techniques that are based on love and with the goal of creating a stronger parent child relationship. Ms Clark makes it easy to understand the techniques by sharing parents' stories and then walking the reader through how to apply the appropriate technique. I've already tried a few and I'm excited to already see positive changes!

[Tomáš · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good "children manual". It contains basic strategies and techniques presented in day-to-day scenarios. We all know, that children will sooner or later over smart you no matter how much do you read or try. But this book can help, for example with this advice for eating:

Parents are responsible for what is presented to eat and the manner in which it is presented.
Children are responsible for how much they eat even whether they eat.

[Luboš · Rating 3 out of 5]

Books about parenting saying the same in different words. Easy to read but difficult to practice. This book is not bad but is not the best. Telling children that they made a bad decision, when they do not behave as we wish sounds strange to me.