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How to Get Kids to Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk
- Narrated by: Allison McKay
- Length: 21 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Relationships, Parenting & Personal Development, Parenting & Families
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Summary
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- S. Pendlebury
- 21-04-16
Terrible advice!
I could not believe how backward thinking and unhelpful this was
Writing lines? Punishment?
Generally shocked and disappointed
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- Dale Miller
- 07-04-17
Not the book I wanted
I was after the audio for a book with same name, but different author. This book is way too short.
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- Mavi
- 23-12-15
Deceptive
I was expecting the famous book of this similar title so am disappointed. The content was fine but too short.
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- Amazon Customer
- 31-12-20
Too short, same name as the book I was looking for
Too short, same name as the book I was looking for, wasn't wishing to purchase a 20 min book.
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- Caroline
- 23-04-19
This is old news and out of date
I thought this would be fact and research based but it isn't. Very disappointed with this book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-01-19
How to get kids to listen ......
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I definately Will try to use your theories. Shirt and to the point
Love it
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- Jen K
- 29-11-17
Too basic
Not a lot of substance. Great for first-time parent dealing with toddlers. Not realistic or timely for teenagers. There was nothing about how to get children to open up.
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- Rocky
- 18-03-16
good book
this book was good but I'd have liked more information , but I would recommend it
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- Denny
- 26-02-16
This is a Book that helped Us Communicate Better
We have a 12 year old daughter who at times have difficulty speaking with us as parents. This book has provided us a good insight on how to listen more effectively so that we can communicate better with our child. I would definitely recommend this book for anyone who has difficulties with their children.