Children are a direct reflection of their upbringing. How they handle themselves, unexpected problems, setbacks, rejection, or the harsh reality of the world all depends on how and what they were taught. It’s a big but important task, and you may even feel unqualified for the job, but this navigational guide is all you will ever need. In How Children Succeed, Rachel Burgess offers a 12-step guide on how to raise your children as responsible adults of character and resilience.

Do you want to succeed with your kids? Are you totally nailing it, failing miserably, or just want to up your parenting game? Now more than ever, in a fast-paced, ever-changing world, with more opportunity for success than there ever was before, it is imperative that parents teach and prepare their kids for success through a strong responsible character, resilience, and a can-do attitude. In order for that to happen, it starts with first getting our kids to listen to and respect us.

Raising toddlers is no easy task, and finding a way to train your toddler without hitting them or using severe punishment can be difficult. But it doesn't have to be that way. In this comprehensive manual to Toddler Discipline, you're going to discover loads of some of the most effective strategies to solve behavior issues and raise a happy, well-behaved child with a few disciplinary techniques that many successful parents of toddlers swear by and work like gangbusters!

Are you a parent, and are you looking for help to learn how to manage anger? Most parents understand that they need to take care of themselves first to be good parents. But sometimes, it’s hard to put the parent first. We want our kids to be happy and successful, and we want them to do well in school, so we push ourselves too hard sometimes. But what if you were happier and healthier? Would your child benefit too? Yes, they would!

If you want to help your child express themselves in a productive manner and quit the tantrums, prepare them for a successful future, not just in their career but also in their personal life and relationships, then buy this book.

No one likes to be lazy. Laziness is self-defeating and progress-hindering. It’s a complete success killer. But people choose to lose every day when they give in to laziness rather than fight it. Laziness is destructive and can often lead to depression and self-loathing. In order to achieve greatness, we must learn how to circumvent laziness and live a motivated life. Greatness calls for inclination for being proactive, inspiration, determination, and a perpetual zest for life.

In a fast-changing world of bells and whistles and endless notifications, it has become increasingly challenging to maintain focus and adhere to our goals, but with sheer willpower, we can overcome all the noise. With concise, practical, and objective guidance, The Art of Self-Control will liberate you from the bondages of distraction, mental debilitation, and rash compulsions.  

For many overthinkers, the constant cacophony of thoughts that pervade their everyday life is “normal”. But what if there was a way to slow down the steady stream of internal chatter, and free up your mind for more essential processes? What would your life look like if you had the mental freedom to approach life confidently and purposefully? Stop Overthinking contains tips, tricks, and psychology-based strategies that will help you recognize classic overthinking patterns, take charge of your own mind, and combat negative thinking by rewiring your brain!

How you choose to raise your children says a lot about you as a parent. Great parenting starts with a purpose. In this book, we go on a journey to discovering just that. With many years of professional experience with hundreds of clients, and having raised kids themselves, Aileen Jarvis and Rowan Roffe are finally spilling all the secrets to becoming the best parents you always wanted to be.

Toddlers are difficult to deal with on the best of days. They are temperamental. They make demands. They try to get their way whenever they can. You may think just by hearing this that your toddler is doing all of it on purpose. Why else would they spontaneously start screaming bloody murder in the middle of the toy aisle when you tell them for the umpteenth time that they cannot have that toy they were asking for?

Do you want to learn how to discipline your toddler in an effective manner? Everybody is warned about toddlers. Babies are cute because they sleep all of the time, but they become a trouble once they start walking. It’s as if we expect toddlers to misbehave. Sure, they are walking around and can get into more trouble than before, but are they actually as bad as we are all led to believe? In this book, we will go over how to discipline a toddler in a manner that is effective and not damaging. You’ll find that a lot of this is based on communication and love. 

What if there was a book that could help you manage your rage and control the conversation between you and your child, bettering your relationship and stopping those pesky arguments? You are in luck! You don’t have to keep going through this toxic and unhealthy cycle. With Anger Management for Parents, you can develop the skills you need to control these outbursts and create a loving, more-friendly relationship with your child.

Discipline has seemed to stay the same despite the change in times and the change in people’s beliefs. Some parents will tell you that they don’t think twice about spanking. Others wouldn’t dare spank their child. Some yell, and some try to reason with their children. No matter where you fall right now, this book is going to give you a different form of discipline.

Children are both mesmerizing and frustrating creatures. Raising them requires a patience and resolve that can only be equated to, well, parenting a child. There is nothing quite like it. You look into the round, tear-filled eyes of a child, and you are at a loss for words and ideas on what to do. You can read/listen to every book you could get your hands on in the nine months leading up to their birth.

Every child goes through difficult phases, and occasional annoying or defiant behaviors are normal. However, if your child is extremely irritable, spiteful, or defiant, they may be suffering from ODD. ODD is short for oppositional defiant disorder. There is no specific factor that causes it - it just happens in about three in 100 kids. ODD can be managed with therapy and medication, but simply adapting your parenting strategies is the most effective treatment. This audiobook will show you how to do this!