Siegel Daniel J No-Drama Discipline: The Whole-Brain Way To Calm The Chaos And Nurture Your Child's Developing Mind

Very good book for parents or who are going to be. After I understood my kids ( basically how human beings’ development is), drama at home really became less than before. And I also learnt to control my anger at the kids.

A guide to discipline kids without a lot of fuss.. Trains parents to be at peace and relaxed state for many kids behaviour. Relatable examples and easy to understand. A house parenting book in all

Great book fast delivery

It's a very nice book, but it should be in a cartoon box for packaging. I received the whole folded on its self because of poor packaging.

Recommend it

Very interesting

Book helped a lot on my childRead entire book and writing this reviewAll tricks and psychology behind child's behavior has helped me improve to understand my child

Lo lei como padre y me gusto

It's a brilliant book, not only giving suggestions for how to be a better parent, but also explaining why these strategies are better. During the Introduction I wasn't sure it would be a useful book for me, and then during the first chapter I was frustrated because it seemed to be saying "don't do this, this is bad, this won't help, you should do what we will suggest instead" without actually giving any suggestions for what might be better to do. As it went on, though, they start giving incredibly helpful suggestions and insights, and I think it would be useful for any parent - or, really, any person who is frequently around children - to read. I might suggest reading the conclusion first, though, where they give reassurances about it not being too late to change, about not having damaged your children up to this stage by not using these strategies, etc., because that section, in my opinion, makes a better introduction than the actual introduction. As there is a lot of information in the book, they have also made a very helpful summary at the end of the book with the various strategies so that you can make a note of that elsewhere for quick reminders rather than having to re-read the book every time you can't remember one of their strategies properly.

Really great book, very well written and easy to read, with hand-on practical advice. Sure, like other reviewers said some ideas may be common sense, but the way the author delivers and explains them and gives examples make it all worth it. The author does reference the Whole Brain Child book quite a bit (which I have not read) so I wonder if my experience was different, had I read that first. but overall I think I got my money's worth after reading it, so I do recommend it.