Tired of the constant whining? Children never listen?
Perhaps you've tried everything and it's still not working: time-outs, punishments, taking things away, even rewards.
You’re longing for peace and calm, but your little one’s difficult behaviors continue to cause chaos and stress in your home.
I know this isn't what you imagined when you became a parent.
I understand how it feels to be at the end of your rope with little ones. As a mom of six and a nanny, I've been through the toddler years many times. And this last time through, I found the secret to the peace and calm I was craving.
I used a traditional parenting method with my four boys, who are now young adults.
To be honest, it worked well with some of them but not so well with others.
Then our two sweet girls joined our family, and traditional parenting wasn't working with them. At. All. So I found a better way.
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