If you are the parent of a child with behavioral problems, seek as much expert advice as possible. Locate doctors and teachers who specialize in behavioral problems, and find books you can use as resources. The more knowledgeable you are about the subject, the more effective a parent you will be.
"Emotional and Behavioral Problems of Young Children"
"Emotional and Behavioral Problems of Young Children" was published in 2003 by Gretchen Gimpel and Melissa Holland. Gimpel and Holland discuss the research and beliefs regarding behavioral problems in children, and how to effectively parent under these circumstances. The authors emphasize the importance of early recognition of any behavioral condition in children, and explain that early intervention can prevent problem behavior from becoming the norm. Social scientist Gerda Wever-Rabehl gave this book a positive review on the Mental Help website. Wever-Rabehl says that Gimpel and Holland provide parents who are concerned about the emotional and behavioral development of their children with practical, effective and applicable information.
"When You're About to Go Off the Deep End, Don't Take Your Kids With You"
Author Kerry Nault wrote this book designed to communicate with parents about how to best manage behavioral problems with children on an ongoing basis. Nault focuses on a preventive form of dealing with behavioral problems, focusing on a healthy and loving relationship as a foundation for effective parenting. This book contains more than 200 parenting tips that focus on bringing out the best in your child, improving communication with your child as well as bringing out your best as a parent. Best-selling author Jane Nelsen says that Nault has produced a wonderful book that is engaging and inspiring. It is filled with creative tips for dealing with children, and with life, in a positive and uplifting manner.
"The Good Child Guide"
"The Good Child Guide" was written by Dr. Noel Swanson. Swanson this book is designed to eliminate defiance, temper tantrums and problem behavior by learning about the reasons behind problem behavior, and learning effective parenting strategies to improve their behavior. Parent Kelly Angleton explained that this book is interesting and informative, and the strategies can help stop problem behavior before it starts. Angleton explained that her 8-year-old old daughter with ADD benefited greatly from the lessons taught by Swanson.
