Review of Stubborn children

[Sharill Rasowo]

This book seems like it would be helpful to parents who have stubborn children. I am very curious about the techniques used in the book. Thank you for the review.

[Flowers123]

Handling a stubborn child can be such a headache. It's good this book is meant to provide helpful and well-researched methods on how to deal with the troublesome situation. Thanks for the review.

[Justine Ocsebio]

I have read the reviewed this book before. This book aims to help parents handle stubborn children. The author introduces the concept of “relaxed pleasure”, which is also a technique to make a stubborn child more flexible and sociable. Congrats on botd!

[Harty Muli]

I like the book's focus on children and how to curb their stubbornness. Great review.

[Ochieng Omuodo]

This association of flexible pleasure with autism suggests that stubbornness is an illness in children. I contend that if something can be socialised out of you, then it is not an illness. Then again, I see that it can impede learning, so maybe I’m wrong. At any rate, I like that the mitigatingmethods discussed by this author are not likely to stigmatise children.

[Shannon Ruane]

Hi!

Congratulations on winning BOTD reviewer!

I have never heard of the term "relaxed pleasure" prior to this review. I wonder if this is a term the author created or an obscure psychological term that is not discussed often enough? That leads into how did he develop the methods or revive and simply something that existed prior to this book? What studies (even if they are not relaxed pleasure) did he use to create the content of the book? Where/what inspires an author often is reflected in their writing which is why I believe learning that about any author is interesting.

I would be interested in learning whether elementary school students could be taught using these methods in the classroom or does it involve touching a child (therefore only parents/relatives should work with that child). Relaxed pleasure and including diagrams made that cross my mind. I do not meet the implied demographic because I do not have children but I appreciate the details of your review.

Thank you for this review.

[Ann Ogochukwu]

I was skeptical about this book until I saw "relaxed pleasure." It's a new but intriguing concept to me, and it seems promising. I'll certainly give this book a try.
Great review.

[Francis Aderogbin]

This book is therapeutic. I will recommend it for an intending parent. The fact that it's an how-to book written in a simple language made it easier to grab the lessons shared.

[jaliper]

Just had a bad encounter of stubbornness with my brother. I hope this book will help me how to be patient and understanding and also help the kids how to be flexible and all that. This will surely come handy. Thanks a lot

[Pearl Hijabi]

This would be a very useful book for parents with kids of any age group or anyone who is interested in children. The concept of relaxed pleasure is intriguing. Congrats on BOTD!!

[Effie Cherotich]

This book seems to serve as a guide for parents to handle stubborn children effectively. I love the fact that the book reviewer says that it has illustrations and testimonials on the effectiveness of the methods in this book.

[Goodness C N]

This is an interesting book that explores topics parents will find intriguing. Congratulations on the book of the day.

[mrlefty0706]

I wish I could have read this book when my children were young. My one daughter was very stubborn and tough to get her to change her mind. This book is written in very easy to follow language and is a wonderful guide for parents with young children. Couples that are planning on having children should read this book before they have children so that they know what to expect. Very good review.

[Benggirl721]

So much learning from this book. Very helpful and educational as well. I like how the author added graphics for a better understanding of various situations dealing with children's behavior.

[kuuki]

I am curious to know what relaxed pleasure is, and that is one reason I would like to read this book. It seems like a quite informative book.