Mini Habits for Happy Kids

<p>A Happy Child That's Well Behaved? Mission Possible Or The Ultimate Unicorn?!?</p><p>As a parent you know that one thing that's much more difficult than everything else -- and that's B-A-L-A-N-C-E.</p><p>... especially the balance between making sure your child's happy and also getting them to be well-behaved responsible individuals.</p><p>Being an authoritarian doesn't work. The same applies to turning yourself into your child's best friend. In one instance you'll be disciplining through fear. In the other you'll be getting walked all over due to the absence of boundaries.</p><p>Every parent has a number of priorities - some of which include making sure that kids are loved nurtured and capable of unleashing their full potential.</p><p>These remain constant through every stage of life even as your child grows and evolves into the beautiful adult they're going to be one day.</p><p>So how can you make discipline a part of life as soon as day one and how can you ensure your child's happiness at the same time?</p><p>If you've ever read books on upbringing you're probably confused to the maximum. That's because each expert recommends a particular approach and the suggestions tend to come in stark contrast to each other.</p><p>There are many different ways to get the job done but the one thing you need when disciplining a child is consistency. In other words the approach you pick as your own should be the one you continue utilizing day in and day out.</p><p>In Mini Habits for Happy Kids you will discover:</p><p>The secret of turning discipline into a positive experience rather than a punishment</p><p>Setting healthy boundaries for your own sake and for the proper upbringing of responsible kids</p><p>Fun ways to encourage healthy habit formation from an early age</p><p>Adorable ways to bring love into every single interaction</p><p>Why picking the right discipline for kids is one of the most crucial decisions you'll make as a parent</p><p>How to ensure independence and responsibility allowing children to solve problems on their own</p><p>A glimpse into the world of kids: why they do the silly things they do</p><p>A foolproof strategy to turn yourself into the role model children should emulate</p><p>And much more!</p>