Product Description

Every child, every family situation is different and parenting is a journey of constant change. There are no right answers , only what works for you and your family. This book will give you a toolkit of practical NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) methods flexible enough to cover all situations. It focuses equally on the needs of you, the parent, as well as your child and will help you: get your family life running more smoothly understand your children support and encourage them and their development more effectively recognise and meet your own needs so you can be more resourceful in family life feel more confident and positive so you can have fun and enjoy being a parent more of the time! Rather than giving prescriptive advice, Happy Kids Happy You will enable you to develop your own solutions to situations. You will learn to speak and behave more positively with your children and experience outstanding results!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #34128 in Books
• Published on: 2009-07-23
• Released on: 2009-07-23
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 224 pages

Review
A very clear, informative and practical book to have in any home or work place, I will certainly be recommending it to all my parents. --Joyce Forster Head of First Steps Nursery Harrogate

... a gentle toolkit of methods which are easy to follow and easy to recall when you re in the middle of a potentially difficult situation. --Emma Golden, Parent from Oldham

Anyone who is responsible for the emotional development and welfare of young children should buy this book! --Sue Overton, Sue Overton Associates Training and Management Consultants

About the Author
Sue Beever is the founder of Happy Kids Happy You. She is a parent, author, trainer, coach and Master Practitioner of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP).

Customer Reviews

A must for parents, carers or anyone working with children
This book is a guide to recognising the part we play in bringing up our children. Particularly, it acknowledges that even with all the best of intent, sometimes parenting can be frustrating and it is at those times we need to do something different. The book is presented in a way which makes it easy to dip into sections for simple, yet thought provoking tools and techniques to deal with particular areas of parent and child relationships. What I really liked about this book, is that it is thoroughly enjoyable whether you're a Master Practitioner in NLP or know nothing about it. Each section of the book is supported by examples of situations that parents can easily recognise and isn't like those TV programmes where some expert 'nanny knows best', this puts you as the expert with your child to create win-win scenarios.