Oppositional Defiant Disorder: Keys to successfully parenting children with ODD

Does your kid get irritated easily, or have tantrums?

Does your youngster quarrel with adults?

Do you feel you are losing control over your kid and parenting?

Do they reject every regulation and blame others for their mistakes?

Do you wish to understand your child’s conduct better and assist him or her find serenity?

If you respond yes to any of these questions, then keep reading because the answers you are seeking are in this book.

Even the best-behaved children may be hard at times. But if your kid or adolescent exhibits a regular and persistent pattern of anger, impatience, arguing, disobedience or vindictiveness toward you and other authority figures, he or she may have oppositional defiant disorder (ODD).

Nearly every kid will experience some episodes of irritation and disobedience, of course. ODD doesn’t relate to developmentally acceptable temper outbursts or willful behavior. Instead, ODD involves: a long-running pattern of defiant and argumentative conduct or attitudes toward caregivers, instructors, or other adults, vindictiveness toward others, a regularly irritated and angry mood or short temper

Oppositional Defiant Disorder: keys to successfully parenting children with ODD speaks about understanding and controlling ODD in children
You will learn
The fundamentals of child psychology
Fundamentals of ODD
Myths and misconceptions about ODD
Instilling self-confidence in children
Discipling an ODD child
Overcoming defiant behaviour

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