Uncontrollable Child: What to Do? A Real Method for Loving Parents Who Have Tried Everything

A book by a well-known family psychotherapist that will help exhausted and desperate parents cope with their child's problematic behavior.

Parenting is not just about laughter, toys, and bedtime stories. It involves tantrums, whims, stubbornness, disobedience, outbursts of anger, disrespect, and loss of self-control (both from the child and the parent). It also entails a lot of exhausting struggles—against the difficult behavior of a child who refuses to listen and fulfill even simple requests, and against one's own parental burnout.

This book is not about unconditional acceptance. The approach of "just love them no matter what" is correct but does not solve the problem. The author offers a program of 10 steps that actually help in specific difficult situations with children and are easily incorporated into everyday life.