Democratic Parenting is an approach to parenting that is focused on raising a generation of clear thinking children whom are motivated not by fear, doubt nor insecurity, but guided by love, good judgement and respect. The book contains an entire system as to how to accomplish this without using coercive, punitive or reward systems.

Democratic parenting is a system that builds trust between you and your child. Creating mutual respect. It's a complete methodoly. Yet, it's dynamic enough to fit into any family's life. Using it, your child is inspired to have good judgment and clear thinking. Behavior improves as your child learns self-discipline through Natural Consequences (chapter 14). Concentration, focus and attention improves through using the methods in the book together.

It's not easy to raise kids - let alone happy kids! With the pressure and challenges that come with our modern world, children face unprecedented challengs today. Yet they are quickly growing and will soon find themselves in a future that we can't possibly imagine today. How can we best prepare our kids? This book helps answer this question. Watch the video below for some example of Democratic Parenting in action.

This book is not just for families with behavioral challenges, this book is for all parents. It's a useful reference for all caregivers of children who want to raise a truly empowered next generation. Grandparents, babysitters, nannies and teachers will all find Democratic Parenting of great value and encouragement.

Who says you need to discipline boys and girls differently to get them to listen? The truth is that you DON'T. However, some differences are important to understand. One of them is how boys are usually encouraged to repress their feelings in the modern society more than girls are.  Regardless of these differences, Democratic Parenting includes parenting and discipline strategies that equally apply to both genders.

We developed this program as a way for parents to learn how to control the hidden triggers of misbehavior, and how to respond to the needs without resorting to authoritarian or permissive discipline.

Although the current edition of the Democratic Parenting book is focused on kids from one to twelve, parents of teenagers can apply the exact same principles and methods with teens.  Communication, limit setting, family meetings and natural consequences are some of the key chapters parents of teens can use to enhance open dialogue and respect with their teens.  In fact it even works with misbehaving adults!  

The principles and methods apply to children of all ages. We developed this program as a way for parents to learn how to control the hidden triggers of misbehavior, and how to respond to the needs without resorting to authoritarian or permissive discipline. Although the current edition of the Democratic Parenting book is focused on kids from one to twelve, parents of babies will greatly benefit from the chapters on stress, healing and the hidden triggers of behavior.

Kids grow up so fast! It seems one day they are a sweet little baby and the next they are toddling around the house. Democratic Parenting is invaluable for all parents of babies because within months, right in front of your eyes, they'll morph into little toddlers. If you are a parent of a baby, or you know someone who is, then get this book. It will be the best present the baby will receive.

When parents disagree about how to raise their kids it can be really tough. The stress created by this has even been known to lead towards parent break-up. As challenging as this can be, it's a reality for so many modern parents. Sometiems there are big disagreements, sometimes small ones.

What we recommend for parents in this situation is to immediately stop arguing with the other parent. Stop the conflict as soon as possible (LIKE NOW). If the child's safety is at risk, then intervention should be swift and immediate, to prevent physical or mental harm to the child.

Luckily, a speedy resolution and a total transformation of your family environment is actually possible. Just follow these three steps...

1) In most cases one parent tends to be more authoritarian, while the other is more permissive. Whichever approach you tend to, you must first disengage from the conflict by neither defending your way, nor attacking the others.

2) The second step is to read Democratic Parenting. Order the book, read it, and start to practice it on your own.

3) If you have a history of butting heads with your partner over your parenting styles, then whatever you do, do not try and stuff Democratic Parenting down their throat. This will only make them more defensive and more resistant to any change. The best method is to simply leave the book lying around the house where they can see it. Allow them to open and flip through the book on their own. Let the book itself do the speaking, and you just focus on practicing the methods yourself with the kids.

If you are no longer with the other parent of your child, then the same thing applies. Do not argue or engage in any conflicts with them. Instead, give them Democratic Parenting as a gift. You don't even have to say anything with it. Wrap it up and say: "Here's a gift for you."

If the disagreement is pretty minor and the parents still have a positive dialogue, then the other parent may be quite open to the principles in Democratic Parenting.

This book contains principles of behavior that apply to all children. Normal and Special. It's not just for families with behavioral challenges, this book is for all parents. It's a useful reference for all caregivers of children who want to raise a truly empowered next generation. Grandparents, babysitters, nannies and teachers will all find this book of great value and encouragement.

The methods in the book works to increase the cooperation of any child, even children who are already mostly well behaved. Among other skills, you will learn ways to improve your child's communication skills, and how to improve their concentration abilities.

Over 60,000 parents follow Democratic Parenting, and quite a few have written to us to tell us their story. You can read some of them on the left side of the page or on our facebook page.

This book is not just for families with major child behavior challenges. This book is for all parents. But if you are having major issues with your child's behavior - this book is definitely for you. You will discover gems and methods to deal with virtually any kind of behavioral problem.

What makes Democratic Parenting so effective in resolving challenging behaviors is the approach. The methods focus on the root-cause of the behavior. This is the only way you can make permanent and swift change in your child's behavior: by focusing on the root-cause.

It can be so frustrating when children avoid going to bed or downright resist it with bedtime dramas or tantrums. Other children don't stay in their own bed and wake you up at night. Do your kids wake up at night? Chapter 17 in Democratic Parenting deals exclusively with Smart Sleeping Habits.

In Democratic Parenting you will learn dozens of different ways you can respond to your child's rebelliousness, resistance or trouble-making. All of which include no punishments and no rewards. How is this possible?

By using the methods of Connective Communication and Setting Limits, described on pages 115 to 164 in the Democratic Parenting.

What do bullies prey on? Low self-esteem and poor self-confidence. Children raised in the oppressive environments of authoritarian parenting become at risk for not only being the victim of a bully, but sometimes for becoming the actual bully.

One of the risks of using a reward or incentive system with your child is that they will become more easily manipulated by the prospect of material or social gain. In high school, social belonging or bullying can become a real problem. Some children or teens may feel so outcast that their values can be easily corrupted by the need to feel like they belong. Children raised with Democratic Parenting will develop a healthy confidence, good judgement and clear thinking that makes them immune to peer pressure and an untouchable to would-be bullies.

Democratic Parenting peer pressure proofs your child through nourishing their needs for attention, connection, participation, affection and information within the home. If these needs are not met within the home, then it is only natural that the child, or teen, will seek them elsewhere.

Although it's not a cure, children who have been diagnosed with attention deficit disorder (A.D.D.) or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (A.D.H.D.) can benefit the most from using using the methods in Democratic Parenting. Children with attention and excessive energy thrive in democratic environments. You should order this book immediately.

This book is no cure to these issues, but these children can really make huge improvements in their social and emotional skills with these methods. Children who have been diagnosed with autism, aspergers, learning disorders or adaptive difficulties all show symptoms of disassociation, strong emotional reactions and difficulties with social interaction. The principles of Democratic Parenting can have a tremendous effect on these children because they will soon feel much more connected when you use the communication skills taught in Chapter 10 of Democratic Parenting.

If your child is on prescribed medication, then you definitely want to order this book. Democratic Parenting will not only help with some of the behavioral issues your child is having but it will also help them feel better about having these problems. It's very common for children who get diagnosed with these disorders to begin to feel isolated or disconnected because they feel like something is "wrong" with them. This can further negatively impact their personality development. Democratic Parenting will greatly help by giving your child a healthy voice through which they can express their true inner greatness with less stigma about their differences and challenges.

Depending on your own situation and your child's needs, Democratic Parenting generally takes anywhere between 14 to 30 days before you start to see changes in your child. Some children need more time than others to transition into new behavior. It may take up to 3 months is some cases. While other seemingly impossible kids may have a dramatic shift within the first week.

In most cases, you'll start to see results fairly quickly after you begin this program, within months you will see a total transformation in your child's behavior by following the guidelines in Democratic Parenting.

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