The primary intention of this book is to enhance and make the qualitative relationship between parents and their children easier. Gone are the days when parents instruct, and children submissively listened. This book recognises that children of the new generation are not just individualistic and shrewd, but they are also competitive and yearn to voice their opinion in every possible way. With smart and dynamic children, parents must now change the route towards developing a rapport with them. This book tells parent to stop expecting a predictable pattern of behaviour from children, and instead let them be dynamic and creative. Parents need to approach their children in new and innovative ways, to reduce quarrels, and enhance love and mutual learning. How To Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk has been received well by parents and child psychiatrists across the world, for its innovative strategies to build healthy relationship with kids. The simple and respectful approach suggested by Faber and Mazlish proves to make life less stressful and instead more healthy and rewarding. How To Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk was published by Piccadilly Press in 2009, and is available in paperback. Key Features: The book offers colourful cartoons, and various other unique tools, that will improve communication between parents and children, to provide smarter solutions to the problems that could develop in their relationship.

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