The Explosive Child
by dr. Ross Green
"The Explosive Child" by Dr. Ross Greene is a groundbreaking book for parents of kids who struggle with challenging and explosive behaviors. Dr. Greene introduces a compassionate, collaborative approach that moves away from traditional punishments and rewards. Instead, he focuses on understanding the reasons behind a child's outbursts and working together to find solutions that meet everyone's needs. This book is perfect for parents who want to build a more peaceful and cooperative relationship with their child while helping them navigate their biggest challenges.
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"Smart but Scattered"
by Peg Dawson
"Smart but Scattered" by Peg Dawson is a practical guide for parents who want to help their children develop crucial executive function skills. If your child struggles with getting organized, staying focused, or managing their emotions, this book offers easy-to-follow strategies tailored to kids' individual strengths and weaknesses. It’s filled with tools and tips to help you support your child in becoming more independent and successful, both at home and in school. Perfect for parents looking to empower their kids to thrive!
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"The Declarative Language Handbook" by Linda K. Murphy
"The Declarative Language Handbook" by Linda K. Murphy is an invaluable resource for parents of children with social learning challenges. This book introduces a powerful communication style—using thoughtful, declarative language—that helps kids feel more competent, connected, and understood. Instead of giving direct commands, you'll learn how to use statements that encourage problem-solving and independence, making it easier for children to navigate social situations. It’s a must-read for parents who want to create a supportive and engaging environment where their kids can thrive.
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"Raising Human Beings"
by Dr. Ross Greene
"Raising Human Beings" by Dr. Ross Greene offers a refreshing approach to parenting that emphasizes collaboration over control. Dr. Greene guides parents in understanding their child's perspective, building a strong relationship, and solving problems together. This book is about raising kids who can think for themselves, solve problems, and develop the skills they need to thrive in the world. It’s an essential read for parents who want to move away from power struggles and create a home environment based on empathy, respect, and cooperation.
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