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Ally Parenting
- A Non-Adversarial Approach to Transform Conflict into Cooperation
- De: Cynthia J Klein
- Narrado por: Jennifer Jill Araya
- Duración: 5 h y 57 m
- Versión completa
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This Ally Parenting audiobook is the synthesis of 22 years of teaching parents through private parenting consultations, classes, and speaking engagements. Each chapter is an answer to questions parents have asked about how to get more cooperation from their children, or how to make them more responsible, or how to get their child to talk to them more. Parents who had tried many common strategies such as taking things away, isolating, yelling, pleading, threatening, shaming, questioning, and commanding, couldn't stand it anymore.
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Effective roadmap to address parenting challenges
- De Jenna Teague en 01-24-19
- Ally Parenting
- A Non-Adversarial Approach to Transform Conflict into Cooperation
- De: Cynthia J Klein
- Narrado por: Jennifer Jill Araya
Excellent Audio Book!
Revisado: 07-23-20
I loved Cynthia Klein's 'Ally Parenting' audiobook! She included so many different scenarios about how to handle parent/child conflicts, to get children/teens to cooperate, and to improve family life. I was able to hear not only the recommended words to use, but also recommended intonation (which coneys 65-90% of our message when we communicate). With the audiobook, I was able to listen while getting ready for the day, while commuting, and while getting ready for bed. It was such an interesting audiobook that I looked forward to returning to it, when I had time to myself.
As a psychotherapist, I highly recommend this book to parents who are struggling to get their children/teens to cooperate and want to improve relationships with their kids, so they can enjoy their time together.
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