A step-by-step parenting guide to improving challenging child behavior applying Present Moment Parenting.

At last, here's a book that walks you step-by-step through the process of improving challenging child behavior. It's short and to the point, exactly the right length to help you learn Present Moment Parenting and start seeing its remarkable results right away. Read the book, use the CD to listen in on Tina coaching a mom, or both!

Presents advice for parents of two-to-five-year-olds, beginning with an overall approach to discipline, followed by an A-to-Z compendium of common problems and their solutions.

There Are Plenty of Books About Raising Children, But How About Raising Parents? Most parents don't understand how to play the game of parenthood until it's over. But it doesn't have to be that way! Your Pocket Coach for Parenthood combines experience, wit and wisdom from the world of sports to help you become the parent you always wish you had, and win the game of parenthood from day one. This Pocket Coach is specifically designed for the always-busy parent, so you can grab it and open to any page for some instant inspiration -- even when you just have time for a quick glance. A Happy Parenthood is Within Reach -- The Ball is in Your Court!

In a unique context of sports quotations, fun, and facts, Pocket Coach to Parenthood is a parent's personal "coach", dispensing wisdom on raising children, giving pep talks when they're in a slump, and teaching them how to deal with problems before they ever arise -- kind of like a parenting "spring-training". Supported by the encouraging words of Tommy Lasorda, Joe Torre, Babe Ruth, John Madden, Knute Rockne, and hundreds of other stars and coaches, the text inspires and guides parents to improve their play with their children. Chapters, from "WarmUp" to "Playing in the Higher League", reveal a step-by-step game plan for attaining success as a parent and in the game of life. Pocket Coach to Parenthood creates a model for busy parents that they can actually use. -- "Parenthood is as demanding a sport as football, hockey or baseball, but all too often mothers and fathers come into the game entirely unprepared for the task of 'coaching' a brand new human from infancy to adulthood. What the parents need is a good coach. Such... can be found in... Pocket Coach To Parenthood", -- Andrea Estrada, The Working Parent, August 1997