Toddler Discipline Guide

If you want to discover how to discipline your toddler without needing to raise your voice or scream, then keep reading …

Did you know?

• According to NHS research, toddler tantrums begin at the age of 18 months and continue until the child is 3. And they are equally as common in boys and girls


• According to a study by the American Psychological Organization, disciplining toddlers with harsh methods led to dire consequences in later years


• Another study proved that an assertive voice was more effective at controlling toddlers than a yell

How do you react when your little one tests your nerves with a temper tantrum?

Is your toddler always screaming and won’t stop until they get their way?

Do you sometimes find yourself at a loss for what to do to get your toddler to do what you want, instead of what they want?

They’re called the terrible twos for a reason.

The toddler years are the most active that a human will be in their whole lifetime.

Everything is new. Words, emotions, and physical sensations.

The child is learning how to interact with the world. And it looks to you, its parent, for guidance on right behavior.

But toddlers aren’t rational adults who are able to think deeply about what they are doing.

They are testing their boundaries through actions. They want to see what works and what doesn’t.

It’s your job to make sure that your toddler doesn’t overstep their boundaries and behave in a way that makes them unpopular with the people around them, maybe even with you too.

That means discipline. But discipline doesn’t mean yelling.

How many times have you found that screaming at your child has got you the desired consequences of controlling the child or teaching them a lesson?

The secret to successful discipline is through controlling your own emotions, listening to your child, and helping your child recognize what is going on inside its body.

Through learning the right techniques to disciplining your child without yelling, then both you and your child will be happier and function better in society in the long-term.

In “Toddler Discipline Guide” you’ll discover:

• The 6 most important tips to be able to see the world from your toddler’s perspective


• How to recognize when to enter into battle with your toddler, and when not to


• Strategies for praising your toddlers, so that you can discipline them without them knowing


• 7 great alternatives to punishment that work


• The 6 most important rules to instill in your toddler


• How to give your toddler purpose within your family

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