Positive Parenting & Educating Without Shouting (2 in 1): How to Raise a Happy & Emotionally Healthy Child Using Proven Strategies, Unconditional Love & Shame Free Discipline

Introducing How You Can Raise a Happy and Emotionally Healthy Child Using Proven Positive Parenting Techniques and Guilt-Free Discipline! Do you want to develop your own personalized "guilt-free" discipline methods? Do you want to discover how you can become a positive parent and prevent outbursts that harm your child? Do you want to discover how you can raise happy children and build ever-deepening relationships with them? As any parent would, I’m sure you answered yes to those questions. However, parenting isn’t always as easy as that, as we all know! Yet, using the step-by-step guides and simple techniques inside this book, you can learn to not only prevent outbursts and screaming, but discover how to use EVERY situation as an opportunity for growth and development for you and your child. Most importantly, you’ll discover how you can foster an ever-deepening emotional connection with your child. As a result of this connection, coming from a loving place and setting healthy boundaries, you’ll be on the path to raising a happy, self-disciplined child without the need for endless tantrums, power struggles, and negative behavior/punishment cycles. It’s time to break free from reactive parenting, give your child the unconditional love and support they need, and raise the happiest child around! (And end that nagging guilt/shame you often feel after an outburst or yell.) Your house can transform from a battlefield to a loving, peaceful place, starting today. Anyways, here’s a tiny preview of what’s inside.... The Three Must-Know Things You Can Implement Today To Start Your Positive Parenting Journey Exactly How To Help Your Child Become Emotionally Intelligent As They Grow! "The Parenting Style Audit" - How To Identify Your Current Style And Become The Parent You Want To Be The Truth About Your Child’s Early Development and How Important the First Few Years Really Are Why Your Child Needs Role Models To Look Up To And The Importance These Role Models Play!