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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. If you feel like you spend your day repeating yourself - shoes, teeth, homework, coat, bath, bed - you are not alone. But the real problem is not that your child cannot do these things. It is that constant reminders quietly turn simple tasks into power struggles, and the more you push, the more they resist. Less Nagging, More Doing: Getting Kids to Cooperate Without Power Plays is a practical guide to replacing verbal pressure with routines that children can actually follow. Anika Solmare shows you how to move from endless prompting to clear systems: clear expectations that are set once (not renegotiated ten times), limited choices that give children agency without handing them the timetable, and natural consequences that create follow-through without threats or lectures. You will learn calm communication scripts for the moments you usually snap, plus simple tools like visual checklists and transition supports that make a morning routine or bedtime routine far less combustible. This book is for parents and carers of children who can do the tasks but keep getting stuck in refusal, stalling, or negotiation. You will come away with a repeatable framework for building parenting routines that reduce conflict and increase child cooperation - not by becoming stricter, louder, or more persuasive, but by making daily life more predictable. The result is a home with fewer arguments over the same instructions, and more shared momentum toward what needs doing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - If you feel like you spend your day repeating yourself - shoes, teeth, homework, coat, bath, bed - you are not alone. But the real problem is not that your child cannot do these things. It is that constant reminders quietly turn simple tasks into power struggles, and the more you push, the more they resist. Less Nagging, More Doing: Getting Kids to Cooperate Without Power Plays is a practical guide to replacing verbal pressure with routines that children can actually follow. Anika Solmare shows you how to move from endless prompting to clear systems: clear expectations that are set once (not renegotiated ten times), limited choices that give children agency without handing them the timetable, and natural consequences that create follow-through without threats or lectures. You will learn calm communication scripts for the moments you usually snap, plus simple tools like visual checklists and transition supports that make a morning routine or bedtime routine far less combustible. This book is for parents and carers of children who can do the tasks but keep getting stuck in refusal, stalling, or negotiation. You will come away with a repeatable framework for building parenting routines that reduce conflict and increase child cooperation - not by becoming stricter, louder, or more persuasive, but by making daily life more predictable. The result is a home with fewer arguments over the same instructions, and more shared momentum toward what needs doing.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Less Nagging, More Doing | Getting Kids to Cooperate Without Power Plays | Anika Solmare | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Mindful Pages | EAN 9789309879111 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. If you feel like you spend your day repeating yourself - shoes, teeth, homework, coat, bath, bed - you are not alone. But the real problem is not that your child cannot do these things. It is that constant reminders quietly turn simple tasks into power struggles, and the more you push, the more they resist. Less Nagging, More Doing: Getting Kids to Cooperate Without Power Plays is a practical guide to replacing verbal pressure with routines that children can actually follow. Anika Solmare shows you how to move from endless prompting to clear systems: clear expectations that are set once (not renegotiated ten times), limited choices that give children agency without handing them the timetable, and natural consequences that create follow-through without threats or lectures. You will learn calm communication scripts for the moments you usually snap, plus simple tools like visual checklists and transition supports that make a morning routine or bedtime routine far less combustible. This book is for parents and carers of children who can do the tasks but keep getting stuck in refusal, stalling, or negotiation. You will come away with a repeatable framework for building parenting routines that reduce conflict and increase child cooperation - not by becoming stricter, louder, or more persuasive, but by making daily life more predictable. The result is a home with fewer arguments over the same instructions, and more shared momentum toward what needs doing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. If you feel like you spend your day repeating yourself - shoes, teeth, homework, coat, bath, bed - you are not alone. But the real problem is not that your child cannot do these things. It is that constant reminders quietly turn simple tasks into power struggles, and the more you push, the more they resist. Less Nagging, More Doing: Getting Kids to Cooperate Without Power Plays is a practical guide to replacing verbal pressure with routines that children can actually follow. Anika Solmare shows you how to move from endless prompting to clear systems: clear expectations that are set once (not renegotiated ten times), limited choices that give children agency without handing them the timetable, and natural consequences that create follow-through without threats or lectures. You will learn calm communication scripts for the moments you usually snap, plus simple tools like visual checklists and transition supports that make a morning routine or bedtime routine far less combustible. This book is for parents and carers of children who can do the tasks but keep getting stuck in refusal, stalling, or negotiation. You will come away with a repeatable framework for building parenting routines that reduce conflict and increase child cooperation - not by becoming stricter, louder, or more persuasive, but by making daily life more predictable. The result is a home with fewer arguments over the same instructions, and more shared momentum toward what needs doing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …