Discipline book?

[wildflowers]

Can anyone recommend any books dealing with toddler discipline (compatible with AP)? DS is 14 months and we don't have any troubles yet but I'm wanting to get in with a consistent approach now. I bought Toddler Tactics by Pinky McKay and although I loved the philosophy of the book and many of the tips I found the section on discipline too small and that it outlined well what not to do but gave little practical help for what to do.

Cheers and Merry xmas:santa:

[WorkingClassMum]

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[DailyDiversion]

I found the "No Cry Discipline solution" by Elizabeth Pantley helpful with practical examples.

The other book I like for an underlying philosophy along with Toddler Tactics is "Children are People too" by Louise Porter.

[Destini]

Hi there :wave:

"Heart to Heart Parenting" by Robin Grille is fantastic! He provides suggestions and examples - def recommend it!

Also "The Science of Parenting" by Margot Sunderland has a good section that is helpful on toddlers/gentle guidence.

Finally "Raising our Children, Raising ourselves" by Naomi Aldort apparently is very good. I got it out of the library today - plan to start reading it asap.

Hope this helps :)

[Hollywood]

I use "Children Are People Too" by Dr Loiuse Porter.

I guess you would call me an 'attachment' parent seeing as I still breastfeed and cosleep with my nearly 4 year old (and his dad also cosleeps with him when he stays there on the weekends). A lot of other members here use the principles in this book, it is very good.