Child throwing a tantrum … again? Total chaos at bedtime?

Your home doesn't have to be a battle zone. 

Learn the basics of positive discipline—with tools and practices that you can use right away—inside this guidebook on How To Get Your Kids To Cooperate. 

Your children need you to get equipped with some new tools—and create peace at home.

There's no "magic wand" that gets children to stop misbehaving. 

But the tips and tools inside this workbook might be the next best thing. 

Peace, quiet and tantrum-free dinners can be yours.

Inside this Life Guide, you'll find steps to help you to gain your child's cooperation and build their confidence. 

You'll learn how to:

Includes fill-in-the-blank worksheets, scripts, and self-help exercises.

Join the many (previously frustrated) parents who expanded their parenting toolbox and gained their child's cooperation, by following the steps in How To Get Your Kids To Cooperate today!

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— Approximate Size: 272 KB
— Approximate Page Length: 93 pages
— Paperback:  Approximately 123 pages
The Life Guide Series

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Reviews

"Dr. Gelb has a gentle spirit that instantly makes you feel like you've come home. The depth of her wisdom is undeniable, her curiosity is insatiable and her love is palpable. These qualities make her the perfect guide for life. In the pages of the Life Guides you will find practical and proven processes to support you in living your great life. Whether it's heart-centered wisdom on navigating the dating world, love-based strategies for becoming a parent, or reaching your ideal weight through kindness, Dr. Gelb's Life Guides are gifts to be treasured."  —Dr. Gemma Stone, Psychologist

"Dr. Gelb is quite literal when she calls this a "Life Guide" – reading it was like having my own personal guided tour through the ups and downs of parenting!I felt so held as I went through the exercises in the book.

I especially loved the writing prompts – they helped me to absorb the material SO much faster, and I was able to immediately apply what I'd learned. As a babysitter, it's important for me to be able to communicate effectively with both kids and parents. Now I can relate much better to the struggles of the parents, and I feel more confident in my ability to maintain discipline with the kids. Hallelujah!"  —PZ

"Your guidebooks are gems."
—Alexandra Franzen

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