Parenting.

A fresh and practical guide to successfully managing children’s behaviour – from babies to young adults.

Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling author and foster carer Cathy Glass’ three self-help guides, Happy Kids, Happy Adults and Happy Mealtimes for Kids, now available for the first time in a single volume.

This is an in-depth book about the different trials and tribulations that each parent can encounter as they raise their children. You've probably encountered this situation before: You sit down to eat dinner and suddenly one of your lovely little darlings decides to throw a meatball at one of their siblings. You've also probably taken one of your kids to the supermarket and gotten as far as the cereal aisle when your precious little bundle of joy starts to have a meltdown. Well, what this book does is show you many different techniques in which you can curb this kind of behavior before it even begins. We will also go through various parenting techniques to help your children eat well and teach them valuable lifelong lessons that will help your child succeed in the future. We'll show you everything that we have discovered to help you in raising kids that will be well rounded adults.

There are several challenging phases in one's life, and parenthood is one of them. In my quest to become a better parent by understanding the psychology of a child's mind, I have discovered that many parents become depressed because the challenges of parenthood seem to be overwhelming. However, parenting can be made easy if you have the proper knowledge about what parenting ought to be. As much as parenting requires intentionality and hard work, it shouldn't take our happiness and life away. Our approach to parenting determines whether we will be happy parents who will raise happy and well-behaved kids or not. The Secret to Happy Parenting, Happy Kids is written to help you understand how different parenting styles affect the development of your kids. While you may become worried that you have a child who always throws tantrums (as was the case with my wife) or acts cold towards you, you need to pause and check your parenting styles and what you are not doing right. Kids are like a computer, garbage in, garbage out. So, the question is, what are you inputting into your children? No child is naturally bad or good; the parents' efforts and inputs make the difference between children who make their parents happy and vice versa. You can't assume that you know or have all it takes to raise a well-behaved kid because in parenting, like any other thing, learning never ends. This book is not to judge or dictate how to train your child; it only provides well-researched and practical steps that will help you to raise happy kids. I have extensively explained many topics that may seem new to you about parenting and raising kids. Therefore, I advise that you take your time reading this book and practice the tips and skills of parenting designed to help you raise children that will make you smile now and in the nearest future.

This is an in-depth book about the different trials and tribulations that each parent can encounter as they raise their children. You've probably encountered this situation before: You sit down to eat dinner and suddenly one of your lovely little darlings decides to throw a meatball at one of their siblings. You've also probably taken one of your kids to the supermarket and gotten as far as the cereal aisle when your precious little bundle of joy starts to have a meltdown. The worst part is that it is because you won't buy Frosted Fruity Flakes just so that she can have the little toy inside.Well, what this book does is show you many different techniques in which you can curb this kind of behavior before it even begins.We will also go through various parenting techniques to help your children eat well and teach them valuable lifelong lessons that will help your child succeed in the future. So come on, and we'll show you everything that we have discovered to help you in raising kids that will be well rounded adults.

Children's happiness is not only a passing feeling; it is essential to their general growth and well-being. Parents, teachers, and other caregivers must comprehend what makes a child happy. This conversation explores the complex relationship between children's happiness and the importance of developing healthy habits to foster it properly. A child's happiness can be measured in many ways, including emotional health, social interactions, cognitive growth, and physical health. Their laughter, excitement, curiosity, and general love for life are manifestations of it. Even while happiness is a personal experience that differs from child to child, some universal elements help youngsters feel happy and contented in their lives.