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      First published by Little, Brown and Company 1995

      This revised and updated edition published in 2005 by Thorsons

      Copyright © William Sears and Martha Sears 1995, 2005

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      Source ISBN: 9780007198245

       Ebook Edition © FEBRUARY 2014 ISBN: 9780007374304

       Version: 2019-01-15

      contents

       Cover

       Title Page

Copyright

A Word About Discipline from Dr Bill and Martha

I: Promoting Desirable Behaviour

Chapter 1: Our Approach to Discipline

Styles of Discipline

Discipline’s Top Ten – An Overview of This Book

Chapter 2: Birth to One Year: Getting Connected

Martha and Matthew – How They Got Connected

Attachment Parenting – The Key to Early Discipline

How Attachment Parenting Makes Discipline Easier

Chapter 3: Understanding Ones, Twos, and Threes

How Toddlers Act – And Why

Talking with Toddlers: What They Can Understand, What They Can’t

Channelling Toddler Behaviours

Providing Structure

Going from Oneness to Separateness: Behaviours to Expect

Helping a Toddler Ease into Independence

From Two to Three

Discipline Gets Easier

      Chapter 4: Saying no Positively

       The Importance of Saying No

       Creative Alternatives to “No”

       Respectfully, No!

       Making Danger Discipline Stick

      Chapter 5: Taming Temper Tantrums

       Why Tantrums?

       Preventing Tantrums

       What to Do When the Volcano Erupts

       Handling and Preventing Tantrums in Older Children

      Chapter 6: Fathers as Disciplinarians

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