The pioneering specialists at the back of the bestselling The Whole-Brain Child now discover the last word child-raising problem: discipline.

A breakfast bowl will get thrown around the kitchen, splattering milk and cereal all around the wall. Or one in every of your children threatens a more youthful sibling. otherwise you get a decision from the headteacher’s workplace for the 3rd time this month. What do you do?

No-Drama Discipline offers an efficient, compassionate highway map for facing such tantrums, tensions, and tears – with out inflicting a scene. in accordance with contemporary discoveries in regards to the mind that provide us deep insights into the kids we take care of, what they wish, and the way to self-discipline them in ways in which foster optimum improvement, this booklet bargains a ‘relational’ method that builds on children’s innate wish to please their mom and dad and get alongside good with others.

Complete with candid tales and playful illustrations that deliver the authors’ feedback to lifestyles, No-Drama Discipline provides transparent messages in a pragmatic and welcoming layout. utilizing those strategies, you could self-discipline your kids in a manner that’s excessive on relationship-building, excessive on appreciate, and coffee on drama and clash. for that reason, your lifestyles as a mum or dad could be more straightforward, and your parenting becomes more beneficial. And extra importantly, you’ll create connections on your children’s brains to construct emotional and social talents that might serve them now and all through their whole lifestyles – all whereas strengthening your dating with them.

PRAISE FOR DANIEL J. SIEGEL AND TINA PAYNE BRYSON

‘Based on study into the neuroscience of kid's brains and their lack of ability to house ‘big feelings’, [No-Drama Discipline] indicates mums and dads speak it out — to educate, no longer punish ... Arguments are, certainly, over extra fast and apologies extra coming near near ... It simply turns out to work.’ The day-by-day Mail

‘A terrific read.’ Practical Parenting