From Discipline to Development : How to Raise Resilient, Emotionally Strong Kids (Ages 0-6): A Guide to Child Psychology and Development for Parents of 0-6-year-olds 21st century parenting Discipline & emotional regulation toddlers

Deva Pramata

ISBN 13: 9798257892455

Published by Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Apr 2026, 2026

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Neuware - You promised yourself you would parent differently.Then the tantrum starts.You're tired. You're late. Your child refuses to cooperate-and suddenly you hear yourself saying the same things you grew up with: 'Because I said so.''Stop crying.''Do it now.'If you're tired of feeling trapped between yelling and giving in, From Discipline to Development offers a practical third option: staying connected to your child while still holding clear, firm boundaries.Instead of asking only, 'How do I stop this behavior ' this concise guide helps you ask a more useful question: 'What is my child still learning-and how can I teach that skill without losing the boundary 'Written for parents and caregivers of young children ages 0-6, this book will help you: - respond to tantrums, meltdowns, and power struggles with more calm and clarity- set firm limits without shame, threats, or constant punishment- understand the difference between controlling behavior and building skills- support emotional regulation without becoming permissive- know what to say when your child is overwhelmed- repair the relationship after you lose your patience- replace inherited parenting patterns with practical responses you can actually useYou'll also find ready-to-use scripts and simple strategies for some of the moments when parenting feels hardest.This is not a book about becoming a perfectly calm parent.It is about having a better plan when things go wrong.You can be warm without giving in.You can be firm without becoming frightening.And when you get it wrong, you can repair and try again.If you want less yelling, clearer boundaries, and a stronger connection with your child, start here.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: From Discipline to Development : How to Raise Resilient, Emotionally Strong Kids (Ages 0-6): A Guide to Child Psychology and Development for Parents of 0-6-year-olds 21st century parenting Discipline & emotional regulation toddlers
• Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Apr 2026
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798257892455
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 229W x 152H x 3D millimeters 229 millimeters width by 152 millimeters height by 3 millimeters depth
• Weight: 95 grams

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Synopsis

You promised yourself you would parent differently.
Then the tantrum starts.
You’re tired. You’re late. Your child refuses to cooperate—and suddenly you hear yourself saying the same things you grew up with:
“Because I said so.”
“Stop crying.”
“Do it now.”
If you’re tired of feeling trapped between yelling and giving in, From Discipline to Development offers a practical third option: staying connected to your child while still holding clear, firm boundaries.
Instead of asking only, “How do I stop this behavior?” this concise guide helps you ask a more useful question:
“What is my child still learning—and how can I teach that skill without losing the boundary?”
Written for parents and caregivers of young children ages 0–6, this book will help you:

• respond to tantrums, meltdowns, and power struggles with more calm and clarity
• set firm limits without shame, threats, or constant punishment
• understand the difference between controlling behavior and building skills
• support emotional regulation without becoming permissive
• know what to say when your child is overwhelmed
• repair the relationship after you lose your patience
• replace inherited parenting patterns with practical responses you can actually use

You’ll also find ready-to-use scripts and simple strategies for some of the moments when parenting feels hardest.
This is not a book about becoming a perfectly calm parent.
It is about having a better plan when things go wrong.
You can be warm without giving in.
You can be firm without becoming frightening.
And when you get it wrong, you can repair and try again.
If you want less yelling, clearer boundaries, and a stronger connection with your child, start here.