Toddlers are very hard to understand, so parents with toddlers should be guided on how to understand them by reading parenting books for toddlers.
Apart from receiving advice from other parents, it is very important to read parenting books and study those tips that have been successful to most of the parents and try to apply them.
Below are some of the books that are recommended for parenting toddlers and they are aimed at solving problems associated with child rearing of toddlers and also helps you to become the best parent.
Playful Parenting This book explains to parents how they can connect with their toddlers during play.
If you have very stubborn toddlers, the best way to encourage them to do what you want is through play, this is because they will see the kind of game that you play, as a reward for whatever that he/she does.
Play also works for the shy toddlers as it can boost their confidence.
As the toddler plays parents can also learn a few things about their children.
What to Expect the Second Year This book contains tips on parenting your toddler from his/her first to his/her second birthday.
It explains what parents need to know about their toddlers in topic by topic.
The chapters are on feeding tips, sleeping behavior and ways of disciplining your child, which is teaching him/her right from wrong.
The book also teaches on ways of keeping your toddler safe and healthy as he/she grows up.
Scream Free Parenting This book is very easy to read and it deals with problems that most parents face.
It helps parents understand that from the day the child is born, their decisions and emotions cannot be controlled by anyone but it's the parent's duty to control theirs.
The author of the book explains how most parents feel overwhelmed because of their toddler's behaviors and end up screaming or become anxious.
This book introduces the concept of judo parenting where you let your child leave with the consequence of what he/she has done and not controlling them.
Four Weeks to a Better Behaved Child This book shows parents how to apply the 4 Cs of discipline in their toddler, use clear consistent contingent consequences.
This is because most discipline problems occur when parents are inconsistent about what they expect from their toddlers.
Discipline without distress This book gives ways to discipline which don't include spanking or time outs.
It shows how to bring a bond with toddlers and also focuses on disciplining by teaching and not punishment.