Can Anyone Recommend Any Good Books About Kids’ Behavior Problems?
I wasn’t sure how to put that in a question. What I’m looking for is a book that will help me communicate with my children (10 and up) better. Or help my children communicate with eachother better. I have “How to Talk so Kids Will Listen…” and also “Siblings Without Rivalry”. Something along those lines. Can you help and recommend some? Thanks
Try 7 habbits of highly affective teens by sean covey jr,, yeah it’s really good
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Maybe this book is dated, or maybe there's an updated version, but there's a book called "So You Want to Raise a Boy?
My parents raised six boys and used it a little. I read some of it once and thought – bah I coulda figured this out.
But if you want guidance, look for it. I'm sure it's out of print, but maybe a version is out there.
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Try 7 habbits of highly affective teens by sean covey jr,, yeah it's really good
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Ok, here's a couple:
Breaking the Code
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?dest=9999999997&product_id=3309181&sourceid=1500000000000001827190
Between Parent and Child
http://www.amazon.com/Between-Parent-Child-Revolutionized-Communication/dp/0609809881
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