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No-Drama Discipline by Siegel and Bryson

my old chestnut “Every book an essay” definitely applies to this very helpful but very repetitive parenting manual, although I do think that if one was coming to it with no previous conception of the approach, the repetition might be more useful than it was for me. 

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