Maya Verdan (20 results)

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 124 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 124 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 124 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 128 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Your family does not have an organization problem. It has an intake problem.You notice it at odd moments. Standing in the kitchen at 4:45 with no memory of what you came in for. The jaw that tightens when your child asks for something. A calendar full of blocks you cannot account for. Nothing is wrong, exactly - you are buying more, scheduling more, and managing more than ever, and enjoying noticeably less of it.Here is what almost every solution gets wrong. Storage, decluttering weekends, calendar apps and containment systems all treat the volume as fixed and manage it better, which is why the relief lasts about six weeks. The flow that produced the volume is still running, and it refills every system built to hold it. Adding is frictionless; removing costs a decision. Any household on autopilot fills.So what actually changes it This book works at the other end of the pipe, step by step:\* The three ways things enter a family's life - possessions, commitments, and inputs - and why each valve only turns one way\* What fullness quietly displaces: boredom, the gap between wanting and getting, unhurried time together, money, and any sense of enough\* Why your child is bored surrounded by toys, melts down after the wonderful day, and is calmer at their grandmother's house\* The five traps that hold the valves open, including the one that looks most like decisive action\* Physical limits that do their own enforcing, so the rule does not depend on you remembering it\* Language that points at the shelf rather than at the child - because a child can argue with a person indefinitely, and cannot argue with a shelf\* How to read resistance accurately, including the hoarding that means a limit is set wrong\* How any of it survives grandparents, birthday waves, school, other households, and a bad month\* How the valves hand over to the child as they grow, and how to keep the system without turning simplicity into another optimization projectThis book will not promise that owning less makes children happier or smarter, and it does not ask you to adopt an aesthetic. Bare walls are not the goal. A household whose volume is chosen rather than accumulated is.Less arrives. More room stays.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A practical, step-by-step system for parents who are tired of fighting about homework.In millions of homes the same fight starts every evening around the same folder. The reminders escalate into nagging, the nagging into threats, and by bedtime everyone has lost: the work is done badly or not at all, and the evening is gone. Most advice tells parents to be firmer or more patient. Almost none of it explains why the fight keeps happening.Here is what changes things. The nightly standoff is not a laziness problem and it is not a discipline problem. It is an ownership problem. Somewhere along the way, without anyone deciding it, the schoolwork stopped belonging to the child - and every tool in the standard parenting kit, from encouragement to rewards to sitting at the table, quietly moves ownership further toward the parent. That is why the battle survives every tool thrown at it.But how do you hand the work back without letting schoolwork collapse This book lays out the whole system, step by step, including:\* Why the homework battle is built by the situation, not by your child's character\* How resistance forms, year by year, and how to interrupt it at any stage\* What forcing schoolwork actually teaches, seen from the child's side of the table\* The four parent fears that drive the classic homework traps, and the way out of each\* A clear new arrangement: what the child owns, what you own, and what both sides retire\* Word-for-word language for stuck moments, wrong answers, praise, and the after-school hour\* What to do when the work simply does not get done - and how consequences can teach without costing the relationship\* Age-stage calibration from the early years to the late teens, including how to start late with a teenager\* How to hold the arrangement through resistance, bad weeks, and pressure from relatives or a co-parentWritten for parents of school-age children at every stage, this is not a lecture about screen time and it is not another reward chart. It is a system for retiring from the fight while the work still gets done - by a child who is learning to run it themselves.The fight ends. The learning starts. The evening comes back.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 124 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Your family does not have an organization problem. It has an intake problem.You notice it at odd moments. Standing in the kitchen at 4:45 with no memory of what you came in for. The jaw that tightens when your child asks for something. A calendar full of blocks you cannot account for. Nothing is wrong, exactly - you are buying more, scheduling more, and managing more than ever, and enjoying noticeably less of it.Here is what almost every solution gets wrong. Storage, decluttering weekends, calendar apps and containment systems all treat the volume as fixed and manage it better, which is why the relief lasts about six weeks. The flow that produced the volume is still running, and it refills every system built to hold it. Adding is frictionless; removing costs a decision. Any household on autopilot fills.So what actually changes it This book works at the other end of the pipe, step by step:\* The three ways things enter a family's life - possessions, commitments, and inputs - and why each valve only turns one way\* What fullness quietly displaces: boredom, the gap between wanting and getting, unhurried time together, money, and any sense of enough\* Why your child is bored surrounded by toys, melts down after the wonderful day, and is calmer at their grandmother's house\* The five traps that hold the valves open, including the one that looks most like decisive action\* Physical limits that do their own enforcing, so the rule does not depend on you remembering it\* Language that points at the shelf rather than at the child - because a child can argue with a person indefinitely, and cannot argue with a shelf\* How to read resistance accurately, including the hoarding that means a limit is set wrong\* How any of it survives grandparents, birthday waves, school, other households, and a bad month\* How the valves hand over to the child as they grow, and how to keep the system without turning simplicity into another optimization projectThis book will not promise that owning less makes children happier or smarter, and it does not ask you to adopt an aesthetic. Bare walls are not the goal. A household whose volume is chosen rather than accumulated is.Less arrives. More room stays. 124 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -A practical, step-by-step system for parents who are tired of fighting about homework.In millions of homes the same fight starts every evening around the same folder. The reminders escalate into nagging, the nagging into threats, and by bedtime everyone has lost: the work is done badly or not at all, and the evening is gone. Most advice tells parents to be firmer or more patient. Almost none of it explains why the fight keeps happening.Here is what changes things. The nightly standoff is not a laziness problem and it is not a discipline problem. It is an ownership problem. Somewhere along the way, without anyone deciding it, the schoolwork stopped belonging to the child - and every tool in the standard parenting kit, from encouragement to rewards to sitting at the table, quietly moves ownership further toward the parent. That is why the battle survives every tool thrown at it.But how do you hand the work back without letting schoolwork collapse This book lays out the whole system, step by step, including:\* Why the homework battle is built by the situation, not by your child's character\* How resistance forms, year by year, and how to interrupt it at any stage\* What forcing schoolwork actually teaches, seen from the child's side of the table\* The four parent fears that drive the classic homework traps, and the way out of each\* A clear new arrangement: what the child owns, what you own, and what both sides retire\* Word-for-word language for stuck moments, wrong answers, praise, and the after-school hour\* What to do when the work simply does not get done - and how consequences can teach without costing the relationship\* Age-stage calibration from the early years to the late teens, including how to start late with a teenager\* How to hold the arrangement through resistance, bad weeks, and pressure from relatives or a co-parentWritten for parents of school-age children at every stage, this is not a lecture about screen time and it is not another reward chart. It is a system for retiring from the fight while the work still gets done - by a child who is learning to run it themselves.The fight ends. The learning starts. The evening comes back. 128 pp. Englisch. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A practical, step-by-step system for parents raising children on their own.Millions of single parents are running an entire household on willpower alone. The mornings are chaotic. The evenings are a negotiation. The rule that held on Monday has quietly disappeared by Thursday. Most advice tells these parents to be strong. Almost none of it tells them what to actually do.Here is what changes things. The homework standoffs, the bedtime battles, the endless testing of limits: none of it is a discipline problem. It is a structure problem. When the structure is unclear, a child tests it every single day. When it is clear and it holds, the testing stops.But how do you build a structure like that when there is no one to share the load Maya Verdan lays out the whole system, step by step, including:The foundational rules and routines that let a household run without being renegotiated every morningWord-for-word scripts for the morning rush, homework, chores, mealtimes and bedtimeCorrection methods built for a household with no second adult to back you upHow to hold the line on the days you have nothing left, which is exactly when a child checks whether the rules were ever realAge-stage adjustments from toddlerhood through the teenage yearsWhat to do when resistance, burnout or a family emergency knocks the system over, and how to rebuild without starting againA self-audit that catches drift while it is still a small problemWritten for parents raising children alone after divorce, separation, bereavement or by choice, this is not encouragement and it does not pretend to be. It is a system. It takes consistency to run, and it holds without you holding it, which is the entire point.Your children get a steady parent. You get your evenings back.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - For every mother who is doing enough and cannot feel it.The weight arrives in the small hours, or at the school gate, or in the doorway of a room that should have been tidied: the quiet verdict that you are not doing this well enough. Most advice tells mothers to stop feeling guilty, or to practise self-care until the feeling lifts. Neither instruction has ever worked, because feelings do not take orders.Here is what changes things. Guilt is not one thing. Some of it is a signal - it points at something specific you can repair, and it goes quiet when you act on it. Most of it is noise: a verdict about your worth with no action attached, which no amount of effort can ever discharge. Mothers exhaust themselves trying to fix, through work and sacrifice and compensation, a message that has no repair attached to it.But what do you actually do once you can tell the difference This book lays out the whole approach, step by step, including:\* Why the standard you measure yourself against is a composite of many different women's lives, impossible by construction\* How guilt accumulates through an ordinary day in fragments too small to notice\* What it quietly does to your limits, your money, your relationships, and the help you never ask for\* The five traps that keep it running, and the specific move that replaces each one\* How to make the decisions that matter at a calm hour instead of at the worst hour of the day\* Language for your children, the adults around you, and yourself - stating instead of pleading\* How to repair what genuinely needs repairing, briefly, without turning it into self-punishment\* What to do when two obligations are both real and there is no right answer available\* What happens socially when you stop performing guilt for other peopleWritten for mothers at every stage, this is not a book about becoming serene and it does not ask you to think positively. It is about recovering your own judgment from a feeling that was never assessing your mothering in the first place.The guilt still arrives. It just stops running the house.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Your toddler is not being difficult. Their will arrived years before the brakes did.You poured the juice into the blue cup, which was the correct cup on Tuesday and is now, at 8:15 on a Thursday, an atrocity. Nine minutes later you are on the kitchen floor beside a small person sobbing about beverage containers, wondering what has gone wrong with your family.Nothing has. Somewhere in the second year, a child acquires a sense of themselves as a separate person with preferences of their own - a real milestone. What does not arrive at the same time is any equipment for managing it: no words for a complicated feeling, almost no ability to wait, and nothing that lets a two-year-old stop themselves mid-swing. A will years ahead of the brakes is the gap every tantrum, meltdown, and standoff in your house sits on.So what do you actually do at 5:40 in the evening This book lays out a complete, practical system, step by step:\* Why meltdowns cluster around dressing, eating, leaving, and sleeping - and what that tells you\* How flashpoints form, and why the occasional yes is the strongest teacher in the house\* What a day looks like from ninety centimetres up, including why the playground meltdown is closer to shock than defiance\* Five things caring adults do that accidentally strengthen the behavior they are trying to stop, and the exit for each\* What a workable toddler limit actually is: short, visible, repeatable, and backed by your hands when words are not enough\* Three script families for the moments that usually explode - name what is happening, hold the boundary, supply the missing skill\* Correction that ends properly, including hitting, biting, throwing, and running off\* How consistency survives an exhausted adult who is not the same person at seven at night as at seven in the morning\* The hard cases: public tantrums, the biting phase, regression, siblings - and when a behavior needs a professional rather than a techniqueThis book will not promise you an obedient toddler, and it will not tell you that today's tantrums predict tomorrow's adult. What it offers is shorter flashpoints, a plan already decided for the worst moments of the day, and a child getting daily practice at waiting, tolerating endings, naming feelings, and recovering from disappointment.Hold the limit. Build the skill.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Minimalist Parent | How to Control What Enters Your Family's Life and Make Room for Calm, Focus, and Enough | Maya Verdan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Chiify | EAN 9798259624023 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Single Parent Strength | The Step-by-Step Guide to Steady Routines, Less Burnout, and Raising Capable Kids on Your Own | Maya Verdan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Chiify | EAN 9798259624009 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Homework Peace Treaty | The Step-by-Step Plan for Ending the Nightly Fight and Raising a Child Who Works Without Being Pushed | Maya Verdan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Chiify | EAN 9798259631304 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -For every mother who is doing enough and cannot feel it.The weight arrives in the small hours, or at the school gate, or in the doorway of a room that should have been tidied: the quiet verdict that you are not doing this well enough. Most advice tells mothers to stop feeling guilty, or to practise self-care until the feeling lifts. Neither instruction has ever worked, because feelings do not take orders.Here is what changes things. Guilt is not one thing. Some of it is a signal - it points at something specific you can repair, and it goes quiet when you act on it. Most of it is noise: a verdict about your worth with no action attached, which no amount of effort can ever discharge. Mothers exhaust themselves trying to fix, through work and sacrifice and compensation, a message that has no repair attached to it.But what do you actually do once you can tell the difference This book lays out the whole approach, step by step, including:\* Why the standard you measure yourself against is a composite of many different women's lives, impossible by construction\* How guilt accumulates through an ordinary day in fragments too small to notice\* What it quietly does to your limits, your money, your relationships, and the help you never ask for\* The five traps that keep it running, and the specific move that replaces each one\* How to make the decisions that matter at a calm hour instead of at the worst hour of the day\* Language for your children, the adults around you, and yourself - stating instead of pleading\* How to repair what genuinely needs repairing, briefly, without turning it into self-punishment\* What to do when two obligations are both real and there is no right answer available\* What happens socially when you stop performing guilt for other peopleWritten for mothers at every stage, this is not a book about becoming serene and it does not ask you to think positively. It is about recovering your own judgment from a feeling that was never assessing your mothering in the first place.The guilt still arrives. It just stops running the house. 124 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -A practical, step-by-step system for parents raising children on their own.Millions of single parents are running an entire household on willpower alone. The mornings are chaotic. The evenings are a negotiation. The rule that held on Monday has quietly disappeared by Thursday. Most advice tells these parents to be strong. Almost none of it tells them what to actually do.Here is what changes things. The homework standoffs, the bedtime battles, the endless testing of limits: none of it is a discipline problem. It is a structure problem. When the structure is unclear, a child tests it every single day. When it is clear and it holds, the testing stops.But how do you build a structure like that when there is no one to share the load Maya Verdan lays out the whole system, step by step, including:The foundational rules and routines that let a household run without being renegotiated every morningWord-for-word scripts for the morning rush, homework, chores, mealtimes and bedtimeCorrection methods built for a household with no second adult to back you upHow to hold the line on the days you have nothing left, which is exactly when a child checks whether the rules were ever realAge-stage adjustments from toddlerhood through the teenage yearsWhat to do when resistance, burnout or a family emergency knocks the system over, and how to rebuild without starting againA self-audit that catches drift while it is still a small problemWritten for parents raising children alone after divorce, separation, bereavement or by choice, this is not encouragement and it does not pretend to be. It is a system. It takes consistency to run, and it holds without you holding it, which is the entire point.Your children get a steady parent. You get your evenings back. 124 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Your toddler is not being difficult. Their will arrived years before the brakes did.You poured the juice into the blue cup, which was the correct cup on Tuesday and is now, at 8:15 on a Thursday, an atrocity. Nine minutes later you are on the kitchen floor beside a small person sobbing about beverage containers, wondering what has gone wrong with your family.Nothing has. Somewhere in the second year, a child acquires a sense of themselves as a separate person with preferences of their own - a real milestone. What does not arrive at the same time is any equipment for managing it: no words for a complicated feeling, almost no ability to wait, and nothing that lets a two-year-old stop themselves mid-swing. A will years ahead of the brakes is the gap every tantrum, meltdown, and standoff in your house sits on.So what do you actually do at 5:40 in the evening This book lays out a complete, practical system, step by step:\* Why meltdowns cluster around dressing, eating, leaving, and sleeping - and what that tells you\* How flashpoints form, and why the occasional yes is the strongest teacher in the house\* What a day looks like from ninety centimetres up, including why the playground meltdown is closer to shock than defiance\* Five things caring adults do that accidentally strengthen the behavior they are trying to stop, and the exit for each\* What a workable toddler limit actually is: short, visible, repeatable, and backed by your hands when words are not enough\* Three script families for the moments that usually explode - name what is happening, hold the boundary, supply the missing skill\* Correction that ends properly, including hitting, biting, throwing, and running off\* How consistency survives an exhausted adult who is not the same person at seven at night as at seven in the morning\* The hard cases: public tantrums, the biting phase, regression, siblings - and when a behavior needs a professional rather than a techniqueThis book will not promise you an obedient toddler, and it will not tell you that today's tantrums predict tomorrow's adult. What it offers is shorter flashpoints, a plan already decided for the worst moments of the day, and a child getting daily practice at waiting, tolerating endings, naming feelings, and recovering from disappointment.Hold the limit. Build the skill. 124 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Mindful Motherhood Manifesto | Releasing Guilt, Reclaiming Your Judgment, and Mothering From Decisions Instead of Fear | Maya Verdan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Chiify | EAN 9798259631311 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Toddler Whisperer's Toolkit | Hold the Limit, Build the Skill: A Calm, Practical Guide for Tantrums, Meltdowns, and Everyday Flashpoints | Maya Verdan | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Chiify | EAN 9798259631342 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …