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| Foreword | xiii | |
| Parent to parent | 1 | |
| The Cornerstones | 10 | |
| Discipline Terms | 12 | |
| Choosing Appropriate Consequences | 14 | |
| Communication Terms | 15 | |
| How to Hold a Family Meeting | 17 | |
| Anger | 19 | |
| Role-Playing | 25 | |
| New baby | 30 | |
| Bad words | 37 | |
| Bedtime | 43 | |
| Biting | 50 | |
| Chores | 57 | |
| Appropriate Tasks for Two- to Five-Year-Olds | 58 | |
| Comparing and labeling children | 66 | |
| Death | 74 | |
| Discipline | 82 | |
| Doctor and dentist visits | 93 | |
| Fears at night | 100 | |
| Fighting in front of your kids | 106 | |
| Ground Rules for "Fighting Fair" | 107 | |
| First days of preschool | 114 | |
| Friends | 120 | |
| Helping Kids Learn to Share | 122 | |
| How Children of Different Ages Tend to Socialize | 124 | |
| Tips for Hosting a Play Date | 127 | |
| "Gimmes" | 130 | |
| Grandparents | 139 | |
| Gift Giving | 140 | |
| "I hate you!" | 147 | |
| Hitting and hurting others | 155 | |
| Alternatives to Hitting Back | 160 | |
| Interrupting | 163 | |
| Listening | 171 | |
| Lying | 179 | |
| How Does a Two- to Five-Year-Old Think? | 181 | |
| Manners | 191 | |
| Mealtime | 198 | |
| Fun with Food | 207 | |
| Morning "crazies" | 208 | |
| Picking up toys | 216 | |
| Potty training | 222 | |
| Signs of Potty Readiness | 223 | |
| Power struggles | 230 | |
| Self-esteem | 237 | |
| Praise Pointers | 240 | |
| Separation anxiety | 247 | |
| Easing Child-Care Transitions | 251 | |
| Sexuality | 253 | |
| Sibling rivalry | 261 | |
| Strangers | 271 | |
| Tantrums | 276 | |
| Television, video, and computers | 283 | |
| Movie Resources for Parents | 285 | |
| Thumb sucking | 291 | |
| Time-out | 299 | |
| Time-Out Tips | 300 | |
| Traveling with the kids | 305 | |
| Checklists for Safe Travel | 306 | |
| Values | 317 | |
| Whining | 325 | |
| Wits' end | 331 | |
| Recommended Children's Books | 337 | |
| Index | 363 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Scott Chubb
reviewed The Pocket Parent on September 23, 2014
The Pocket Parent
I found this book at an overpriced thrift shop on half price day. Because Louise and Ed have just had a baby, I'm on the lookout for baby and kid related things I can send them.
Upon flipping through this book, I found the advice really good. Advice is based on communication between parents and children. The authors let the parents know they (the parents) are the ones in charge, but encourage parents to talk and listen to their kids.
I ended up reading the entire book before sending it off to Louise and Ed.
The book is humorous and informative. I enjoyed reading it, and I highly recommend it to anyone with a kid under the age of five. (Read it while your kid is an infant so you'll be prepared for what's to come.)
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