POSITIVE PARENTING: The Essential Guide To The Most Important Years of Your Child's Life

by Susan Garcia

Have you tried different discipline methods but nothing seems to work with your child? Are you afraid that your child may have problems in the future if he does not receive good discipline now?

Don't you know which strategy to use anymore?

Are you going to give up?

Keep reading…

My name is Susan Garcia and a few years ago I was in the same situation as you.

I am the mother of two wonderful children and thanks to my work as an educator and family counselor I have been in contact with thousands of children and parents throughout my career.

The problem that happened to me most frequently is the fear of discipline.

Discipline is always associated with something negative by parents.

But this is not the case at all.

Discipline is a good thing if you know how to use it.

The first thing to understand is that there is a big difference between discipline and punishment.

While discipline is essential to raising your child, punishment is not always the right technique to use.

Today's children are growing faster, and the techniques that worked a few years ago today are no longer effective.

You need something completely different, a new approach to educating children.

Positive Discipline is just what you need. Positive disciplines completely changed my way of approaching children's education.

Since I started using this technique with my children I have seen some incredible improvements in our relationship since the first few weeks.

Later I also transferred my experience to my work and in a few years I achieved sensational results.

Not only did the parents solve their daily problems quickly, but they improved the connection and communication with their children thanks to positive discipline.

In this book I transferred all my experience on the revolutionary technique of Positive Discipline and the best way to apply it to everyday life

In this book you will

All you need to know about positive discipline Why the old techniques doesn't work today Practical examples of daily life with children How to impose logical consequences without punishment How to improve communication with your child How to avoid most common mistake every parents make How to connect with your child How to raise a happy and disciplined children Being a good parent is easier than you think.

Following this guide you will notice improvements in your family life in less than a month.

This simple but comprehensive guide is fine even if you have already tried other methods in the past without good results.

Suitable for both parents with young children (For Teenagers I have written another book that you should read) and to those about to become a parent.

Stop being afraid for your child's future.

136 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 3, 2019

Reviews

[Jess · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was a quick and easy read, which was a plus. However, it didn’t include much more information than if you read a few articles online about the same subject.

It often read as an essay or research paper; Garcia didn’t seem to have many of her own ideas but rather borrowed information from other PhDs, psychologists, researchers; etc.

Lots of typos & strange sentences. Also, the pretend dialogue from children in the book seemed like it was written by someone who doesn’t realize a preschooler wouldn’t say something like “Alternatively, you are a big girl; you can’t keep crying like a baby.” Details like that undermine the authority of he author.

[Rin · Rating 4 out of 5]

I just learned about positive parenting a few months ago, when I began looking into positive psychology, and it makes a lot of sense. This book will not go into the in-depth philosophy and psychology behind positive parenting, but it does present very important problems, solutions, and categories of parenting and thought that will open your mind up to alternative disciplines and rewards for children. The book did have a lot of typos but I appreciated it. I will be reading more books on this subject.

[Liina · Rating 2 out of 5]

The idea is great and the book has great points, however they are very difficuly to find and internalise as the book lacks proper structure. There are many typos and grammatical errors so that at some points it is difficult to understand what the author is trying to say. The examples are all over the place and it is not clear who does and says what and if the reader is still reading about the same example or if a new one has started. It is a shame really, as the content itself is relevant and interesting.

[Signe]

This book was easy to read and I definitely want to use positive parenting style while raising my kid. However, the writing of this book was lacklustre. It had quite many grammatical errors and some examples were stopped in the middle of explaining. It also bothered me that while one paragraph was about a 9 year old boy, the next one was about a female toddler and the author wasn't done explaining the boy paragraph. So the mixing of genders and different ages was a bit confusing.