NO DRAMA DISCIPLINE SUMMARY - How To Discipline Your Child Positively
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2020
- Welcome to my NEW channel where every week I will be doing a book summary on the topics of parenting or self-development, specifically discussing the top parenting books every parent should buy or read and ones that have made a positive difference in my life.
My goal is to help other busy parents get the tools and strategies they need to improve all the relationships in their lives. Because let’s face it, reading parenting books is often at the bottom of our priority list when we are juggling so many things in our life!
I will be uploading a new video every week and my aim is to keep them under 10 minutes!
This week’s video is about ‘No Drama Discipline: The Whole-Brain Way to Calm the Chaos and Nurture Your Child's Developing Mind’ by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson. This No Drama Discipline summary looks at the neuroscience behind a child’s brain to explain why positive parenting is so important, providing tips on how to discipline children positively.
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You are amazing.. Please keep on reviewing books. It helps us choose the topic in this busy life. Again very grateful for your work. You are an amazing person with a good soul.
Thank you so much for the positive feedback, I’m so glad you’ve found this video helpful ❤️
I agree. I’m really enjoying watching your videos. You are very clear, and seem lovely and switched on/intelligent. You seem to cover the content thoroughly and quickly. Love it! Great job ☺️
Thank you so much for the kind words Zoe! I’m so glad you are enjoying my videos ☺️
Anna, this is fantastic! So helpful and concise and straight to the point! I really look forward to the next videos
Thanks Elena, I’m so glad you’ve found this helpful ❤️
Could you discuss the book “The whole brain child” next? Thank you for this video it was very thorough but quick! Just listened to it while folding the washing. Very helpful tips! Exactly what I needed this week! (P.s I am good friends with Boel she shared this video to me) xo
So glad to hear you got useful tips out of it. And thank you for the book recommendation, I’m adding it to the list :)
Thank you for doing this for ALL these books!!! It is so very helpful & I can’t tell you how happy I am that somebody so thoughtful. I would help other moms out this way! Thank you thank you thank you.!!!❤
You are so welcome! ❤️
What a great idea Anna! Very articulate and clear. Looking forward to your next vid!
Thanks so much for the support ❤️
Thank you for this! ❤
You are so welcome ❤️
I loved this! Thank you for the summary 👏🏽
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Lovely clear summary and advice Anna! I really enjoyed watching!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Thank you it's helpfull
Wonderful summary! Thank you
So glad to hear you enjoyed this one too!
This was really good. Thank you. I think there should be one more step added to the end: rehearsal. I believe rehearsal of the more appropriate behavior/response that they identified with parent guidance increases the likelihood they will recall the more appropriate behavior next time the problem occurs. It is very repetitious though and our children neef our patience. Just as in a sport players practice plays over and over so that in a real game they can perform the plays, our children need the rehearsal; it is usually not "I taught them once so now they will do it."
Yes it takes a lot of repetition and practice for sure, I completely agree!
❤ it was very helpful😊 thanks
Don't mind my 10yo daughter watching my videos and commenting on them 😂
Hi Ma'am 🤩My kid is three year old... She s too adamant these days. She cries for anything and everything. I try to control my anger n be patient . But out of nowhere i burst out with anger n start to tell at her. I feel guilty after doing that. After going to her nursery she is doing like this. She never wants to listen to me. I'm feeling helpless. I have to change myself for the betterment of me n her aswell... This video gives me confidence to change myself 🤩👍
3yo is a tough age! I really recommend you watch my video titled 'Your 3 Year Old'. And also check out my Inner Work Series playlist to work on your triggers. I feel you! I've been there too ❤️
@@GrowwithAnnaB Sure thank you Anna 🤩🥰
Thank you very much!
You're most welcome!
Thank you so much!
You are so welcome ❤️
Thanks Anna for the video
You are most welcome!
Good luck, Hanna
Thank you!
Do you have a background in child development? Your content is amazing and so helpful for busy parents. Keep doing what you are doing!
No I don't! Just a passion for this which started as a necessity to understand my own kids and parents more calmly as it didn't come naturally to me. So glad you are enjoying my content.
Thank you! I love your summaries so much! Like you said, with a kiddo, reading is the last thing I have time for. Question - did the book give examples of “how to connect”. My kiddo is preverbal, about 1.5 years. When he starts having big emotions it can be difficult to connect with him and he will turn away or push away. Sometimes I just leave him be (but still close by) and after a time he will come to me. But I’m not sure if I’m leaving him to deal with those big emotions by himself. I don’t want him to be insecurely attached from having to deal with emotions by himself. Ah!
In the book connection is simply described as either talking in a soothing voice or comforting. But what you are doing is absolutely perfect - beyond frameworks it’s important to attune to what our particular child needs. If he pushes you away don’t force a cuddle, just you calmly sitting next to him is all that is required until he expresses that emotion.
I highly recommend you watch this video too to help you with this thinking czcams.com/video/Mej9FIQS_SI/video.html
@@GrowwithAnnaB wonderful!! Thank you thank you! Checked out the other video too 😊 I could watch these all day long!
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Could you do the book raising a secure child ☺️
Thank you for the suggestion, I will add it to the list. Whole Brain child is coming Sunday 26th July ❤️
Thank you for this! Is it too late to start with a 2 1/2 year old? I feel like I’m failing 🥺
Absolutely not! It is NEVER EVER too late. I changed my parenting when I had a 4yo and a 2yo :)
just one suggestion.. the last part with the light bulb, the sound is too high pitch.. especially those who wears a headphone to ur video..
Me trying to be a much calmer mom :)
Welcome, you are in the right place!