Being a parent to two toddlers, I know how incredibly difficult it can be to deal with little ones going through the terrible twos or horrible threes. Both my girls have thrown outrageous tantrums that have left me bawling and clueless as to what to do. There are times I feel like a terrible parent, and there are times I know that I must not be taking the correct approach.
So today I’m going to tell you about an audio parenting course designed to help you communicate with your child effectively. It’s called Talking to Toddlers and it offers techniques which help parents minimize tantrums and deal with other child behavior problems for kids between 2-6 years old. Before the age of 6, most kids lack reasoning skills. This course will teach you actual language skills and tricks that are all based on fundamental principles of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and Ericksonian hypnosis.
About the Author- Chris Thompson
Hi, my name is Chris Thompson and I’m the owner of TalkingToToddlers.com. I wrote and recorded the “Talking to Toddlers” audio course that has become an international best seller in the category of toddler parenting audio books. It is the #1 ranked toddler parenting course in the world (as ranked by clickbank.com).
I am also a Platinum Expert Author at ezinearticles.com, where I regularly publish articles on the topic of parenting. I’ve had dozens of articles published on hundreds of parenting websites all over the world.
Talking to Toddlers consists of 12 lessons, each accompanied with homework to allow parents to practice the skills learned. It is available for download online, or in CD format to be delivered to your home. It comes with a 60-day guarantee, and if you are dissatisfied with the results you can simply send an email for a refund.
So if you’re in the same boat as I am, and at your wit’s end as to how to deal with your toddler, head on over to talkingtotoddlers.com and check out the free lesson available to everyone just for visiting their site.
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Ha! Homework for being a parent! I thought I was done with that lol. But, for real, I want to check this out–I’m often at wits end with my 2.5 year old and now you’re telling me there are “horrible threes?!?!?!” I’m tired just thinking about it. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing. I plan on checking it out this weekend.
I think all parents could use something like this.
Fortunately our 2 year old hasn’t gotten “terrible” yet. Maybe she’s saving it for next year?
Parents should put as much energy into learning how to talk with their kids as they do any other important thing in life. You’ll never regret learning from experts.
My youngest is 4, but I bet these would be helpful for those with the toddlers and their terrible twos.
thankfully after having 4 kids I am not so clueless but there are times where I just want to run away I will have to go check out those tips thanks
I guess we’re blessed that the lil lady didn’t have terrible twos or threes. No tantrums and I’m glad because I’d have to get her.
It was different with each of my children, but I think learning is key! I have always read books, watched videos and attended seminars on parenting. It’s our most important job, we should definitely be open to learning new ways to do it.
You know I was incredibly lucky, none of my kids went through any horrible phases that were difficult for me. I was young though, took things more in stride LOL.
Where was this when my boys were younger? LOL.
I wish that I had this when my daughter was little, it would have helped me deal with her tantrums!
This looks like a great resource.
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I know what just jumped to the top of my reading list!
Yep, I could use this!!
Sounds like a great program!
I miss the toddler years with my kids.
I could DEFINITELY use this! My 26 month old is drives me crazy when she gets in her moods.
I need the next set, how to talk to teenagers, lol. They have their own language.
Man, I need to get this!!
Sounds like a great gift too!
I’m thankful that I’m past all of that and that my next thing will be grandchildren.
Very interesting…we’re passed the toddler years.
I could use this for my 6 year old!
I’m so glad I don’t have a toddler but I just have another 12 years of girl drama ahead of me LOL.
Thanks for sharing! My toddler is becoming impossible to deal with!
I like to say thank goodness those days are gone for me but I miss them
No more toddlers here, but many years of teenage rebellion to go!
It’s always nice to have a little extra help in learning what may help as a parent.
This would make a great baby shower gift!
I haven’t gone through this, but I’m glad that when I do there are coping aids.
Oh my gosh, I think I need this!
I’m glad I am out of this stage with my kids. This looks like a great resource
Don’t you hate it when they give you “that” face.
Thankfully we’re past the toddler stage here but we sure could have used this when dealing with each of our three children during that tough time.
My toddler days are long behind me, thank goodness!
Great tips!
this sounds so helpful for those terrible twos.
man I need this.