The Yell-Free Parent’s Guide to Disciplining an Explosive Child: No-Drama Strategies I Discovered to Discipline My Easily Frustrated Child Audiobook Download by Grace Cohen

This audiobook provides detailed information on how to handle difficult children. It is written from a parent's perspective with advice, tips, and practical guides. The audiobook starts by introducing the different types of behaviors that might trigger discipline challenges.

You may be wondering why you should listen to this audio book. The quick answer is that you can learn amazing strategies to calm your child down and put an end to the drama-filled moments of the day. This book will help you get a grip on what causes the explosive outbursts, how to minimize them, and how to stop them in their tracks.

For parents with children suffering from ADHD, poor impulse control, or what some refer to as the emotional age of five, this book is the way to go.

Grace Cohen, a mother of two in New York City, faced her fair share of difficult situations with her son. She tried using "timeouts" and other discipline strategies to help him better manage his temper. They seemed to help for a little while but always ended up turning into meltdowns. Eventually she realized that getting angry back was not the answer and eventually found a solution to help her son with his behavior without ruining his relationship with her.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve been there: your child is having a tantrum in public and everyone within earshot is looking at him. I know a lot of parents who would take the easy way out by yelling and berating their child in order to get them to stop, but it doesn't solve the problem. It just makes the situation worse. In my book, The Yell-Free Parent's Guide to Disciplining an Explosive Child: No-Drama Strategies I Discovered to Discipline My Easily Frustrated Child I've created strategies for disciplining your child without yelling or losing your temper. Your child will be able to sense when you are struggling with stress and will behave accordingly because

There are many ways to discipline a child who is prone to yelling and screaming. One of the best ways is by using your voice. It is important that you speak in a calm and controlled tone while disciplining your child. This will help you develop the patience needed to instruct your child without raising your voice.