Sulky, rowdy, rude?: why kids really act out and what to do about it

Children can be difficult (and worse) - this is a natural part of growing up.

Conflicts and arguments are nothing exceptional, but rather a part of everyday family life.

For parents, though, it can be especially difficult to deal with conflict with their own children, and often patterns of behaviour that get stuck can make things worse.

This book shows how, as parents, we can create structures, methods and situations that work, so that the children can do what they need to do, while at the same time they feel security, belonging and autonomy, and practise self-control and cooperation.