A practical parenting book with quick-to-implement advice to build "unspoiling" attitudes and behaviors in your kids and raise a contented, happy, and fulfilled child through positive discipline. Are you tired of constant tantrums, meltdowns, and whining from your child? Do you wish to transform their behavior and create a harmonious, loving environment at home? How to Unspoil Your Child Fast is the ultimate guide to reclaiming control as a parent and fostering positive development in your child. Written by child psychologist and parenting expert, Richard Bromfield, this comprehensive book offers a revolutionary approach to transforming your child's challenging behavior through positive discipline and boundary-setting techniques. Positive Discipline: Learn how to use constructive and compassionate methods to guide your child's behavior, fostering a healthy and respectful parent-child relationship. Boundary-Setting: Establish firm but fair boundaries to provide your child with a secure and structured environment for growth and development. Tantrum Management: Effectively handle and defuse tantrums, enabling you to maintain a calm household and address emotional outbursts with confidence. Meltdown Prevention: Identify triggers and implement preemptive measures to minimize and prevent meltdowns, promoting emotional well-being. Whining Solutions: Discover practical techniques to address whining and turn it into effective communication, reducing frustration for both you and your child. Effective Parenting Strategies: Access expert advice from a seasoned child psychologist to optimize your parenting skills and create a harmonious family dynamic. Creating a Loving Home Environment: Cultivate a nurturing and loving home atmosphere that promotes mutual respect and understanding. With How to Unspoil Your Child Fast, you'll gain valuable insights and actionable steps to empower yourself as a parent and raise a well-behaved, emotionally resilient, and happy child. Say goodbye to power struggles and hello to a newfound sense of joy and fulfillment in your parenting journey.

You don't have to say yes to prove that you love them. "Describes helpful, pertinent, and loving ways to correct spoiled behavior before it becomes a serious problem." -ParentWorld Nearly 95% of parents feel like they are overindulging their children, but feel powerless to stopping themselves. How to Unspoil Your Child Fast offers a straightforward and practical solution to fixing and preventing the problems of spoiling your children and offers concrete tips, simple strategies, and easy action steps for reversing the effects almost immediately. Feel more confident, competent, and parent more consistently while instilling character and self-reliance in your children today. What parents are saying: "Wonderful, trenchant, and desperately needed." "Short, sweet and to the point for those of us who don't have time to waste." "Truly sensible and useful." "Although my daughters like being doted on, they think I parent better...when I utilize many of Dr. Bromfield's suggestions. I highly recommend this book." "A snappy read, so you can't claim you don't have time. And the method's simple, so you can't pretend you aren't qualified to use it." -Newsday

One of the nation's most influential parenting authorities shares her winning tips for raising great kids "Takes parents well beyond discipline and provides lasting lessons in raising caring, confident kids." --Ann Pleshette Murphy, parenting correspondent for "ABC News" and "Mother Know-How" columnist for Family Circle Raising well-behaved, considerate children requires balancing discipline with love and humor. Nancy Samalin, internationally known parent educator and author of the bestselling Loving Your Child Is Not Enough, provides immediate answers to child-rearing challenges and helps develop the confidence and skills needed to raise a new generation of well-adjusted adults. Covering the most common parental concerns, Loving Without Spoiling provides effective strategies for positive parenting.

"This is Alice. She was taken by Ray five years ago. She thought she knew how her story would end. She was wrong."-- [P.4] Cover.