Happy Kids Happy You: Using NLP to Bring Out the Best in Ourselves and the Children We Care for Paperback – Illustrated, July 29, 2009

Many very golden Nuggets of information in this book that is useful for any age of human. Highly recommend.

It's a great book that transforms the NLP's principles in to useful tips to all parents struggling with communication and emotions management of their kids. Very easy to read, with clear and simple life examples. A must.Um óptimo livro que transforma os pressupostos elementares da PNL em dicas muito úteis para todos os pais que se deparam com obstáculos na comunicação e gestão das emoções dos seus filhos. É de leitura rápida, com textos e exemplos claros e acessíveis a todos. Fantástico

Happy Kids Happy You: Using NLP to Bring Out the Best in Ourselves gives good information that is clear a applicable.

LOVE THIS BOOK!

First off, I plan on having kids one day and I thought this book was a must have because I eat up anything with NLP in the title. I tried it and WOW!I tried these techniques on my autistic nephew and it works like gangbusters. A lot of his family leaves him with me all the time because I get the best behavior out of him. How do I do it? Uh... this book!The techniques are super simple and easy to learn. The rest of his family, my cousins, aunt, and uncle yell at him all day! That's not the way to go people. And it just occurred to me I should send them a copy of this book.If you're sick and tired of yelling and threatening your kids with no results and can appreciate the gentler approach, this is the book for you. I'd give it ten stars if I could.

The book has great insights and parallels of how to apply basic NLP principles into bringing up our own children... and nieces and nephews, too. Relatives have started noticing that children around my wife and I "behave differently"... That's all because we use the methods taught in this book as much as we can. Childen DO RESPOND effectively! It's amazing. I have a 1-year-old daughter and we're already benefiting from the methods taught in this book.

Pros r it has lots of example and situation in the book. It is easy to understand. I prefer The Happiest Toddler on the block which is written by M.D. Harvey Karp. May be that is more related to my 2 years old son.