How to Raise A Happy & Successful Child - Peaceful Parent Happy Kids, Dr. Laura Markham, Summary 3/3

How to raise a happy and successful child based on research. Useful tools and tips are provided to help you coach your child to happiness rather than control. It also touches on the subject of discipline, and how to interact with your child with respect to dealing with emotions, teaching appropriate behavior and teaching skills.
Summary (Part 3 of 3) of the book, Peaceful Parent Happy Kids: How to Stop Yelling and Start Connecting, by Dr. Laura Markham (Creator of AhaParenting.com)
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How to Stop Yelling at Your Child - Peaceful Parent Happy Kids, Dr. Laura Markham (Summary: Part 1 of 3):
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How to Deeply Connect with Your Child - Peaceful Parent Happy Kids, Dr. Laura Markham (Summary: Part 2 of 3):
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How to Set Empathetic Limits and Wean Yourself Off of Consequences: Coming Soon!
^ Honestly, I'm not sure if I'm ever going to get to making this video. I want to do it, but there are so many other books I want to cover as well. It is actually one of many useful topics in this book I am afraid I won't be able to cover.
If you have the time and are able, here's a link to buy the book
(Peaceful Parent Happy Kids, Dr. Laura Markham): amzn.to/386Ucxz (affiliate)
If not, I am truly sorry. I hope what I covered in my video summaries and other videos related to this book will still add great value to your parenting journey. :)
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[@WildHorseProductions]

Thank you.

[@familiaporras7908]

Yes thank you!

[@georginajovanovic]

What are good connection activities, hobbies and questions to ask to guide trust fun and emotionally bonding

[@RealHappyEndings]

If I understand your question correctly, I would suggest you watch two other videos on this channel. Special Time, and Games for Emotional Intelligence. They may give you some ideas.

[@alasoualhi9542]

Love it! very informative :) Thank you!!

[@hksunshine1573]

My children is teens soon aged 10 and 12. Do you have any advice?

[@RealHappyEndings]

My own advice for this age, which can be wrong is: 1. Have some time set aside to do something special together consistently, whether weekly, biweekly, or monthly. 2. Kids are this age need to be challenged. Find that one thing they enjoy and let them busy and challenge themselves to become better at it. This is just from myself though.

[@jabberingjeff]

We live in an instant-gratification microwave society. We have been conditioned to expect instant results, or we get angry, disappointed, or depressed. We have greater opportunities to connect with others; however, we are more disconnected than ever before. We have all the information of the world at our fingertips but shorter attention spans than ever before. What are we doing to ourselves? We have everything other generations could only dream about; however, we can never find our peace, contentment, or joy. We feel pressure to go faster and faster while getting nowhere. This book (Slow Down!) will briefly explain how less is more and how immediate happiness might lead to a life of disappointment, discouragement, and depression. If you truly want the fastest route to long-lasting and meaningful joy, you may want to consider slowing down! "SLOW DOWN! A Dad's Simple Advice to His Children and to the World" By Jeff Chappy Chapman