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Montessori Toddler Disciplines
- How to Talk So Your Children Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life for Mothers and Fathers
- Narrated by: Jessica Mathison
- Length: 3 hrs and 31 mins
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Summary
Do you want to help your child develop into the person you know they can be?
This audiobook will help you achieve that aim!
We all want our children to excel and succeed in life. Unfortunately, with very young children, it can sometimes seem like an uphill battle when you are trying to speak to them, and they simply don’t listen. It can make us feel like we are failing as a parent when this happens, but that isn’t usually the case and most times you just need the right triggers to reach them.
Now you can learn the secrets that will help your children to grow and flourish with Montessori Toddler Disciplines - How to Talk So Your Children Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life for Mothers and Fathers, an audiobook that comes in audio format to make life even easier for busy parents and provides information on:
- Approach for the Montessori guide
- How you can raise your toddler to be curious and responsible
- The positive disciplines to instill in your child
- The history of Montessori
- Knowing how to talk so that your child listens to you
- The brain of a toddler and how it works
- And more…
Suitable for any open-minded parent who has a willingness to put in the time and effort it takes to get it right, Montessori Toddler Disciplines is packed with practical and actionable advice you can start using immediately.
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- Agnes
- 07-08-20
Not the best resoure
There are a lot of things in this book, that don’t add up. But what I disliked the most is that they talk about montessori education, and then turn around and suggest rewards and illogical consequences which is fundamentally against the whole Montessori principal. There were a lot of good ideas in there too, but all together just very confusing and should have been better researched in my opinion. There are better books out there in the subject. Jane Nelson’s Positive discipline for one.
3 people found this helpful
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- thefatart
- 16-05-20
Good but not perfect
There are some very good, useful and actionable tips in this book. I am glad I listened to it. But the book is not perfect. For one, it contains some unnecessary parts which try too hard to sell the Montessori method.
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- Juno
- 16-12-19
Very interesting and useful...
Great info for those who are interested in creating a Montessori environment for their kiddos. Not to mention its a very easy listen.
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- Janice W. Carico
- 14-12-19
This is a learning audible for us.
I love the comprehensiveness of this audio book. It’s a wonderful guide to anyone who is looking to implement Montessori. Good for the Montessori Toddler Disciplines guide book. This is an extraordinary learning audible for us.
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- Adam Macias
- 08-12-19
An excellent way to assure this topic
I'm not quite prepared to go full Montessori, but I love that this audible approaches the method from a helpful perspective, offering ideas in multiple areas that parents can take or leave, and suggesting differences by age.
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- Bonita Romero
- 07-12-19
A Must To Listen!
This audio book is fantastic! I bought this book looking for more ways to incorporate Montessori philosophies with my toddler at home. This book is an absolute must have for raising a toddler.
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- Xavier I. Suarez
- 24-06-20
Not so great :-(
I guess there is a downside to reading several parenting books, one starts to get familiar with the theories and it becomes easy to compare the quality of the content. I finished this book because I have troubles quiting, but it was hard not to frown at its lack of engagement, vague descriptions of methods, theories and strategies. It also repeats itself often with the exact same descriptions. This could be a good book to quickly review previous knowledge but not to acquire and understand it in a deep way or make more connections. Dissapointed that I didn't find anything revealing. Other books under the same topic do give some unique tips, facts or even anecdotes.
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- Arthur Dreys/ Wa inter
- 23-06-20
Very superficial and vague
In principle it goes along the lines of Montessori but it deviates a lot. Not really true to principles and even when the author tries to explain what’s the problem and what’s the solution it’s so vague and doesn’t really get the message to the point.
Also the structure of very lose and doesn’t flow together. If you are new to Montessori definitely not the book for you. If you’ve read some books before then I’m sure there’s some value there but there are better ones out there.
4 people found this helpful
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- Theron
- 16-12-19
Lots of Vital Data Accumulated In This Book.
Love this book so much! Completely opened up my eyes. Doing things a lot differently with my toddler with noticeable changes right away. Mostly in his concentration.How to Talk So Your Children Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life for Mothers and Fathers.
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- Arrielle
- 29-10-20
good read!
I learned a lot. I come from a world where discipline was all of the things that this books says NOT to do. I love how the book shares replacement behaviors.
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- Sarah Lamb
- 29-12-19
This audio-book is very inspiring and informative.
Great audio-book of Montessori Toddler Disciplines. There are many practical ideas on How to Talk So Your Children. well organized and came with lots of great ideas on how to implement Montessori at home.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-01-23
Not really Montessori
I read a lot about montessori, and this book is not it. The techniques are probably fine, but it is not montessori. I stopped listening when they talked about how much you should praise your kids- a thing you do not at all do in montessori because it sets the kids up for external motivation instead of internal motivation. If you love montessori and the Philosophy, I would stay away from this book and instead red the montessori baby and the montessori toddler.
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- Tanya Hanke
- 23-09-21
Poor
I was not able to get through the whole book. The entire first 45 minutes felt as though they were just tooting their own horn talking about all the great people have gone through Montessori. I couldn’t even get the gist of what I actually meant. I do not recommend this book. I strongly recommend something by Magda Gerber or Janet Lansberry. The RE method is very clear and concise and very helpful for discipline and talking to your toddler
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- Ashli S.
- 26-07-21
not worth it
there was no helpful information in this book. didn't finish and couldn't return for refund
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- Bri
- 16-07-21
Hard to listen slowly
I had to speed up the narration because the speaker presents this as if we are toddlers and we are new to all the words she is using. Being critical, her voice is just robotic and awful. The storyline was hodge podge and not in a great order but I really liked the message as a reminder for parenting techniques.
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- T.Miller
- 29-04-21
Good read
Will refer back when needed. Not just for women. Would suggest to family and friends.