Intended for children, up to the age of ten, rather than toddlers. This title shows parents: why punishment is often the least effective way to discipline children; why anger never works; why 'time-out' works only sometimes - and what to do instead; and, how to use consequences to encourage - and get - good behaviour.

The author outlines step-by-step instructions for disciplining a child, showing parents that punishment is not always the best method, anger is something to be controlled when disciplining a child, and 'time outs' must be judiciously applied. Original. (view table of contents)