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No Fault Parenting A Practical Guide to Day-to-Day Life with
Children Under Six
No-Fault Parenting collects hundred of good ideas from parents. It covers
sleep, eating, shopping, siblings, travel, values, and more.
It approaches parenting from these perspectives:
Clarify objectives.
Change the environment.
Change attitudes.
Change parental behavior.
Adopt tolerance.
We'd write some parts of this book differently if we were writing it now, but
it still contains lots of good information and ideas. It's out of print, but
used copies are available through abebooks.com or amazon.com.
Facts on File, New York, 1984, 460 pages
Per the New England Journal of Medicine at the time of publication: " It is
much sounder and better written than anything else in this category since
Spock's original edition."



Is This a Phase? Child Development and Parent Strategies, Birth to 6 Years
Realistic expectations make life easier for everyone. This easy -to-use
reference for busy people keeps you up-to-date with fast-changing needs and
abilities.
Silver medal in the 10th annual Book of the Year, 2007
ForeWord magazine (parenting category)
Parenting Resources Winner 2008
The National Parenting Publications Awards for Parenting Resources (NAPPA)
American Library Journal: "recommended for all public libraries"
Temperament Tools Working with Your Child's Inborn Traits
Have you noticed that kids aren’t all the same?
"I stumbled across this book at my library, and it has helped me
understand my daughter more than any other book. The practical
explanations of temperament traits are excellent. But better yet are
the "temperamental" descriptions of the different children--my
daughter is Tiganda Tiger 100 %! My husband and I have used many
of the techniques recommended for dealing with our daughter and
found them to be very successful. I have become such a convert that I
am now teaching temperament traits to my students in middle school."
Mommy I have to Go Potty! A Parent's Guide to Toilet Training
This popular book by Jan Faull, M.ED. has just been updated (2009)
by Helen F. Neville.
The new edition includes how inborn temperament affects toilet
training as well as a chapter on very early training.