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Saturday, September 26, 2015

Raising Your Sprited Child

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Raising children is hard, the people who tell you it isn't are wrong, believe me. There's always something about it that is hard. There are so many ways to deal with certain issues it's hard to find the right one for your child. Common methods of keeping them from acting out aren't going to work for every child and finding the one that works for yours might be more frustrating than you think. Thankfully the bestselling book, Raising Your Spirited Child by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka, Ed.D. is releasing her updated edition just in time to save your sanity. Helping you help your child by saying, "Just Remember: Progress, Not Perfection, Is Our Goal."

Fully revised, this parenting guide offers insight, understanding, counsel, and relationship strengthening strategies for nurturing spirited children. For those who have wondered why their child acts the way he or she does, this book has become a life saver is comes recommended by thousands of pediatricians and helps parents who are at a loss regarding their child's emotional intelligence, and ways to prevent meltdowns, those who may be at the end of their rope. Spirited children, and their parents, are often the victims of criticism and scorn from those who don't understand and this book was created to make sure those parents understand that they didn't make their child act this way and they are not powerless against it. This book provides an entire "tool kit" of advice, strategies, charts, and emotional support to help parents develop a supportive and encouraging environment for their children. This third edition features all of the previously invaluable information along with new content, including:
  • Building a relationship that keeps your spirited child working with you, instead of becoming adversaries
  • Using an understanding of temperament to select effective discipline strategies
  • Helping your spirited child calm and self-regulate strong emotions
  • Preventing the meltdowns by picking up the cues and identifying the triggers
  • Getting the sleep you and your family need
  • Preventing the bedtime battles, night time awakenings and early morning rising
  • Helping your child strengthen social skills
  • Reducing the conflicts with siblings and peers
  • Finding the school that "fits" your spirited child
  • Promoting your child's success in school
  • Ending the homework struggles
  • Teaching respectful behavior
  • Becoming a "problem solving family"
  • Establishing and enforcing clear expectations and limits
  • Helping your child "hear you" 
This book is here to help and your child grow, so you have more options and support when it comes to dealing with your spirited child. Raising Your Spirited Child by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka, Ed.D. let's you know that you're not alone and you can do this.
 
**I received this sample in the hopes I would share my honest opinions, no compensation**

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