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Index
Advance Praise Title Page Copyright Dedication Epigraph Contents Forward by Jack Canfield Introduction: Secrets of Peaceful Parents PART ONE: REGULATING YOURSELF
1. Peaceful Parents Raise 
Happy Kids
Your Number One Responsibility as a Parent Breaking the Cycle: Healing Your Own Wounds How to Manage Your Anger How to Stop Yelling at Your Child When Your Child Melts Down: 
How to Keep Your Cool You Can Nurture Yourself While Raising Your Child Ten Rules to Raise Terrific Kids
PART TWO: FOSTERING CONNECTION
2. The Essential Ingredient for Peaceful Parents, Happy Kids
Why Connection Is the Secret to Happy Parenting Connection as Your Child Grows
Babies (0–13 Months): Wiring The Brain Toddlers (13–36 Months): 
Building Secure Attachment Preschoolers (3–5 Years): 
Developing Independence Elementary Schoolers (6–9 Years): 
Foundation For The Teen Years
Connection Basics
How To Connect More Deeply With Your Child How Do You Know When Your Relationship With Your Child Needs Work? Connecting With A Difficult Child
Action Guides
Your Child’S Emotional Bank Account What’s So Special About Special Time? Daily Habits To Strengthen And Sweeten Your Relationship With Your Child Use Connection To Get Your Child Out The Door In The Morning Use Connection To Make Bedtime Easier Ten Ways To Become A Brilliant Listener But How Do I Get My Child To Listen To Me?! When Your Child Just Shuts Down When You And Your Child Are Stuck In Negativity
PART THREE: COACHING, NOT CONTROLLING
3. Raising a Child Who Can Manage Himself: Emotion Coaching
Why Emotion-Coach? Emotional Intelligence as Your Child Grows
Babies (0–13 Months): A Bedrock Of Trust Toddlers (13–36 Months): Unconditional Love Preschoolers (3–5 Years): Empathy Elementary Schoolers (6–9 Years): 
Emotional Self-Awareness
Emotion Coaching Basics
How Children Develop Emotional Intelligence Empathy, The Foundation Of EQ Your Child’S Emotional Backpack Understanding Anger Meeting Your Child’S Deepest Needs EQ Coaching With A Difficult Child
Action Guides
Seven Steps To Nurture Emotional Intelligence In Your Child Emotion-Coaching Your Child Through A Meltdown When Your Child Acts Out But Can’t Cry: Building Safety Playing With Your Child: 
Games For Emotional Intelligence Additional Resources: 
SCRIPTS For Sibling Conflicts
4. Raising a Child Who Wants to Behave
The Dirty Little Secret About Discipline and Punishment Guidance as Your Child Grows
Babies (0–13 Months): Empathic Redirection Toddlers (13–36 Months): 
Sidestepping Power Struggles Preschoolers (3–5 Years): Learning Self-Management Elementary Schoolers (6–9 Years): 
Developing Positive Habits
Setting Limits with Empathy: The Basics
The Sweet Spot Between Strict And Permissive Should You Spank Your Child? Is Yelling The New Spanking? Transform Your Time-Outs To Time-Ins The Truth About Consequences Does Positive Parenting Work With A Difficult Child?
Action Guides
How To Set Empathic Limits How To Help Kids Who Test The Limits Wean Yourself Off Consequences: 
Twelve Terrific Alternatives How To Intervene In The Heat Of The Moment Empowering Kids To Make Amends With The Three Rs: Reflection, Repair, And Responsibility Preventive Maintenance What If Your Child Crosses The Line? Additional Resources: Scripts
5. Raising a Child Who Achieves with Joy and Self-Esteem
What Is Mastery Coaching? Building Mastery as Your Child Grows
Babies (0–13 Months): The Budding Scientist Toddlers (13–36 Months): Do It Myself: Developing Response-Ability Preschoolers (3–5 Years): Self-Mastery Through Problem Solving Elementary Schoolers (6–9 Years): 
Exploring Passions
Mastery Basics
Encouraging Mastery How Kids Develop Resilience Giving Constructive Feedback How To Avoid Helicopter Parenting What If You Have A Child Who Doesn’t Develop Mastery Naturally?
Action Guides
Create A No-Blame Household Developing Responsibility Developing Good Judgment Homework Without Tears Trust Your Child—and Mother Nature
Afterword
When to Seek Professional Help The Future Is in Your Hands
Acknowledgments Further Reading Notes Index About The Author
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