This book was very easy to read and understand. The author wrote in a way that kept my interest but also didn’t overwhelm me and make me feel hopeless. It thankfully didn’t have a lot of useless filler material to wade through. I like a lot of the ideas and information presented in the book. I also liked that each chapter had some homework for the reader. Definitely worth a read.

I appreciate that this was not a one-size fits all or a condemnation of all the things you are doing wrong. Rather, it is a helpful tool meant to empower and encourage you as your rear your most precious little people. Content was easy to follow while remaining engaged. A great resource for all parents, especially those prone to yelling for getting kid’s attention or getting points across. I received a complimentary copy from the publisher via NetGalley and all opinions expressed are my own, freely given.

I read this book in one go and thought it was well researched and thought out. I skipped a bit of the first bit explaining that the author isn't trying to raise your child and giving the disclaimer that this book is not exhaustive. It needs to be in the book but I didn't need to read it. The ideas and language were set at an easy reading level and I was able to absorb the information without it sounding too preachy.
I found this was a great circuit breaker and gave me some tips and things to think about going forward. Well done!

"Parenting is a marathon, not a sprint", well said. It is not easy to raise good children, but it is our responsibility to do everything in our power to succeed.
Thanks to Netgalley, the publisher and the author for these ideas.

I appreciated the advice in this book. I have tried to use some of the advice and it has been helping. Thanks to the author!

I liked this. It did help me yell less with my son, though I am not 100% positive that this is not a side effect of him growing up and having better communication skills as he has grown. I felt the tips were useful and I appreciated it.