How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life with Children Ages 2-7 Free Audiobook Download by Julie King,Joanna Faber

Julie King Joanna Faber is an expert on children and parents. She has a podcast called 'Talking With Your Kids' and a blog where she shares her insights with other parents. The book, 'How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen' is King's attempt to help parents learn how to talk to their kids in order to have better relationships and avoid power struggles. Despite all the information that I have read about the benefits of talking with your kids, I still struggle when it comes down to actually initiating that conversation.

There is an audio interview with Julie King on Backtalk Radio and it's going to really enhance your understanding of how to talk to your kids. Julie is a mother of four who, in her own words, "tried everything" and finally realized that she can't fix her children's behavior by herself. The best way to get through to them is from the heart and show that you love them unconditionally by just being present with them.

So much about parenting is trial and error. How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life with Children Ages 2-7 by Julie King Joanna Faber audiobook download offers some great tips on how to talk with kids of all ages, including little ones. While there are many different opinions on what works best for children, the book provides a detailed guide on how to communicate in a way that both you and your child will enjoy.

"This is a great audiobook for parents and caregivers who need a reminder that there is more to parenting than giving orders, teaching manners, and saving the world."

The best way to make sure your child will listen to you is to talk less. That's the central idea of Julie King Joanna Faber's book "How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life with Children Ages 2-7." The book offers mindful and practical advice on how parents can have conversations with their children, letting them know what they want, what they need, and what they expect from the children in their life.

If you're looking for some interesting, creative, and creative ways to keep your kids interested and engaged, then this book is a must. The author opens with a story of her mother's struggle in trying to get her children to listen to what she has to say. She goes on to discuss how the moms came up with the idea of teaching them nonsense words so they would not tune out. This idea led to the creation of a fun board game that helps teach them language concepts like plurals and conjugations.