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Chapter List (75) Free

• 1: introduction
• 2: Chapter 1 Communication Codes: Parent-Child Conversations
• 3: Unproductive Dialogue: Preaching and Criticism Create Distance and Resentment
• 4: Communication: Respond to your child's feelings, not their behavior
• 5: Principles of Conversation: Understanding and Empathy
• 6: Fish Swim, Birds Fly, People Sense: Confused Feelings, Confused Information
• 7: Mapping emotions: Talking about how children feel helps them understand how they think
• 8: Chapter 2 The Power of Words: A Better Way to Encourage and Mentor
• 9: Give your child guidance instead of criticism
• 10: When something goes wrong: respond, not react
• 11: name-calling hurts children
• 12: Consistent Communication: Match Words to Mood
• 13: How to deal with our own anger
• 14: Three Steps to Getting Angry
• 15: Responding to an Angry Child: The Method That Matters
• 16: Summarize
• 17: Chapter 3 Bringing It On: There's No Right Way to Do Something Wrong
• 18: Bribing: Rethinking the "if...then" fallacy
• 19: Promises: Why Unrealistic Expectations Create Anxiety For Everyone
• 20: Sarcasm: A Serious Barrier to Learning
• 21: Authority needs to be brief: Saying less is more effective
• 22: Policies Against Lies: Learning How Not To Facilitate Lies
• 23: Dealing with Dishonesty: An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Ton of Investigation
• 24: The Steal: Understanding Ownership Takes Time and Patience
• 25: Children can't be taught manners in rude ways: Ways to develop them
• 26: Summarize
• 27: Chapter 4 Responsibility: Delivering Values ​​Rather than Requiring Obedience
• 28: Expected Goals and Daily Practices
• 29: Long-term and short-term plans
• 30: Healing your child's emotional wounds
• 31: connect with kids
• 32: Mapping a child's feelings
• 33: Preventing "Grapes of Wrath"
• 34: State feelings and thoughts without criticism
• 35: Children's voice and choice
• 36: Parent-teacher meetings: Focus questions on how to help your child
• 37: Friends and playmates: monitor your child's social interactions
• 38: develop children's independence
• 39: Chapter 5 Discipline: Finding Effective Alternatives to Punishment
• 40: The Three Domains of Discipline: Encourage, Allow, Prohibit
• 41: Chapter 6 Positive Parenting: A Day in the Life of a Child
• 42: The tyranny of the schedule: the rush hour
• 43: Breakfast: Meals Without Morals
• 44: Complaining: Dealing with Disappointment
• 45: Getting Dressed: The War of the Laces
• 46: Going to school: Help is better than tirade
• 47: After School: Offer a Warm Welcome
• 48: Coming Home: Reconnecting with Your Child at the End of the Day
• 49: Bedtime: War or Peace
• 50: Parental privileges: no child's permission required
• 51: TV: Nudity and Death
• 52: Chapter 7 Envy: An Unfortunate Tradition
• 53: Birth: Introducing The Raider
• 54: Expressing Jealousy: Words Are Better Than Symptoms
• 55: Words of Compassion: The Elimination of Envy
• 56: Quality or equality: Love must be unique, not uniform
• 57: Divorce and Remarriage: Another Arena of Jealousy
• 58: Chapter 8 Some Sources of Anxiety in Children: Providing Emotional Security
• 59: Anxiety due to guilt: Simplicity is more effective
• 60: Anxiety from mistrust or impatience: Giving your child room to grow
• 61: Anxiety due to conflict between parents: Consequences of civil war
• 62: Anxiety due to the end of life: the mystery behind the veil of mystery
• 63: Chapter 9 Sexuality and Human Values: Important Issues for Careful Approach
• 64: onset of sexual sensation
• 65: sex and toilet training
• 66: answer the questions
• 67: nude
• 68: forbidden games
• 69: bad language
• 70: sex education
• 71: Sharing Your Child's Sexual Experience
• 72: mature love
• 73: Summary: How to Raise Children
• 74: It is possible to treat children caringly and effectively
• 75: postscript