Raising a Strong-Willed Child

Parenting Children Who Live by Their Own Rules Without Losing Your Mind

By: Grace Cohen

Narrated by: ML De Blasi

Do you feel like your child is constantly pushing boundaries?

You are not alone. Raising a Strong-Willed Child is an essential resource for parents of strong-willed children who want practical and effective strategies that work. This book was written specifically for parents looking for new ways to approach parenting challenges such as defiance, tantrums, and stubbornness, among others.

First, you'll discover what makes a child strong-willed and what are the possible neurodevelopmental issues you should be aware of. Next, you'll learn how to raise a strong-willed child in such a way that will allow you to keep your cool, whatever they throw at you.

This book's goal is simple - teach parents how they can be more effective at parenting while still maintaining an empathetic connection with their kids during difficult times. That way, everyone wins, because you'll learn how to see the world through their eyes and give them what they need to thrive.

Listening to this book will help you:

• Understand why your child behaves in a particular way and how you can help him grow beyond his current challenges
• Improve your relationship with your kids while giving them the emotional tools they need to succeed in life
• Create a positive family environment where your child knows he is loved unconditionally, regardless of his behavior
• Stay connected with your child during tough times, giving him the reassurance he needs to grow into a confident individual

This book will transform your outlook on how you deal with challenging behaviors. It is a quick and easy listen with lots of practical advice you can apply right away. Use the information in this book as an opportunity to better understand what is going on inside the mind of your child.

Your life could be changed forever. So don't hesitate another moment - click buy now!

©2021 Grace Cohen (P)2021 Grace Cohen

Mindset matters

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

I recommend this book as a starting point for parents who are open to self-reflection.

This book is a helpful listen for parents of spirited children, but like all parenting books, not all material is universally relevant or applicable to every parent or child. This book will, perhaps, be most impactful for parents of neurotypical children, but it also contains insights that parents of neurodivergent children might find valuable.

For me, the key strength of this book is the way it addresses parental mindset. It will either align with your parenting philosophy or give you a guided way to reflect on how your parenting philosophy is working for you and your child(ren). It won't solve the difficulties inherent in raising children or give you a wealth of strategies to tackle common scenarios—but this book does a great job of reframing those challenges.