Summarizing the major schools of thought on issues surrounding childhood fighting and aggression, a helpful parent's guide offers proven strategies and guidelines for peaceful and successful conflict resolutions when dealing with children. Original."
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This review is from: Child Magazine's Guide to Quarreling (Child Magazine Series) (Mass Market Paperback)
I looked for a lot of books to help me with my children's fighting, and this one gave me the most down-to-earth and practical advice. It's written in a very easy to read style, and yet it also covers some very smart ideas. Lots of personal anecdotes that have helped me with the most common fights like "toy wars" and all those annoying arguments to get my attention. It also helped me teach my boys (ages 5 and 7) important skills so they can get along with classmates and friends when I'm not around.
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Elizabeth Crary, Carolyn Shantz, Mark Greenberg, Marsha Hoffman, Diane Johnson, Laura Kastner, Margaret Tribble, Seanna Browder, University of Washington New!
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Quarreling gets to all of us. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Elizabeth Crary, Carolyn Shantz, Mark Greenberg, Marsha Hoffman, Diane Johnson, Laura Kastner, Margaret Tribble, Seanna Browder, University of Washington New!
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- Kids Can Cooperate: A Practical Guide to Teaching Problem Solving by Elizabeth Crary on 4 pages
- Screen Smarts: Raising Media-Literate Kids by Gloria Degaetano in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Raising a Thinking Child: Help Your Young Child to Resolve Everyday Conflicts and Get Along with Others by Myrna Shure in Front Matter, and page 44
- Raising a Thinking Child Workbook by Myrna B. Shure in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Matthew and Tilly (Picture Puffins) by Rebecca C. Jones in Back Matter
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