Discipline: The Brazelton Way 2nd Edition, revised second edition, by T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. and Joshua D. Sparrow, M.D., ISBN: 9780738218373.
World renowned pediatricians T. Berry Brazelton and Joshua Sparrow see discipline as a parent's gift to a child. By following the doctors' unique approach, which emphasizes teaching over punishment, parents will find effective solutions for common behaviour problems. Not only will parents feel more confident and at ease but they will also experience the joy of raising children who learn to discipline themselves. The vital advice covers six stages of discipline, the power of consequences, ways to encourage moral development and empathy, dealing with misbehaviour (from biting and fighting to cheating, lying and using foul language), and special disciplinary challenges (including academic pressure, illness, and digital technology).
T. Berry Brazelton, M.D., founder of the Child Development Unit at Children's Hospital Boston, is Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Emeritus at Harvard Medical School and Professor of Pediatrics and Human Development at Brown University. He is a famed advocate for children, and his many other internationally acclaimed books for parents include To Listen to a Child, Infants and Mothers, and, with Stanley I. Greenspan, M.D., The Irreducible Needs of Children. Joshua D. Sparrow, M.D child psychiatrist and supervisor of inpatient psychiatry at Children's Hospital Boston, is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, and Associate Director of Training at the Brazelton Touchpoints centre. He is co-author with Dr. Brazelton of Touchpoints Three to Six and several titles in the Brazelton Way series.
Review quote: "Whether you re a Tiger Mother, a Helicopter Mom, or a nice relaxed easygoing parent, you re certain to need a little guidance along the way, once in a while, and there s no one better to give that guidance than T. Berry BrazeltonBrazelton s sensible approach to discipline as a teaching tool, not punishment, is outlined and illustrated here in highly readable prose." - "Hudson Valley News," 9/14/15