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Talking to Toddlers Audio Course for Terrible Twos and Beyond (Review and Giveaway)

By Jennifer

As if on cue, as soon as Caroline turned two years old, she began her “Terrible Twos”. Once our sweet, agreeable, easy-going baby had become a walking, talking diva. Our friends tried to make us feel better (“Oh, it’s just a phase, it will get better”), but speaking to and watching others we quickly learned that the Terrible Twos can continue for much longer than one year if the behavior isn’t fixed.

So when the offer to review Talking to Toddlers I snatched it up. Words of encouragement on their website sounded promising:

“Discover how easy it is to start using language as a tool to get your toddler to go along with you more often.” – Yes, please.

“Learn this ultra-simple but critical “trick” to getting your kids to listen to you.” – I’m all ears.

The audio course is broken down into 12 lessons, each approximately 10-15 minutes. The lessons are quick and to the point. The examples provided are key. A lot of time you hear advice or read articles on parenting and it’s hard to imagine how it would work with your own kid. Chris Thompson has a knack of taking his suggestions and immediately discussing relevant examples (ex: nap time, meals, getting dressed). The examples were so spot on, I immediately found myself saying, “that just happened to us!”

As a side note, I think a lot of the lessons can apply to your life beyond your toddler. Learning how to effectively communicate and influence others will benefit you in your personal and professional life, when dealing with people of all ages.

Intrigued? Take advantage of the free lesson download they have on their website.

Usually i’m more of a visual person but I found the audio course good for this situation because it’s more of a conversation than a lecture.

I will definitely be implementing these strategies into our daily lives.  Just last night we used the tools taught and they worked perfectly – my husband even remarked “I feel like we have magical powers!”

The Talking to Toddlers audio course (for immediate download) can be purchased online  for $37 (regularly $67).  If you’d prefer having the CDs, you can order a set  for $67 (regularly $97).

One lucky reader will win the Talking to Toddlers Audio Course!
(US – Ends 10/4)

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Filed Under: Reviews, Winners

About Jennifer

Jen lives in South Jersey with her husband, daughters Caroline (born in March 2010) and Natalie (born in January 2014) and golden retreiver, Casey. As a full-time attorney in Philadelphia, Jen spends her days balancing work duties with mommy/wife duties, while finding time to catch up on her favorite reality TV shows. Originally from New York, Jen loves exploring all that the South Jersey/Philadelphia area has to offer.

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Comments

  1. Giant Sis says

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    Getting my niece to listen to me when her mom’s not around!

  2. Lisa Ellis says

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    the temper tantrums for sure !

  3. Lauren says

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    Right now my biggest toddler challenge is to get my almost 2 year old to understand that I really mean no, stop, etc. He think it’s a funny game to defy me or try to get me to chase him.

  4. polly says

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    my niece has to have her way or has a fit

  5. Marci says

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    Trying to communicate needs without a fuss.

  6. Jessica Beard says

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    Getting my son to brush his teeth.

  7. Anne N. says

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    My daughter is 2 1/2 and she is so stubborn to get to change activities and get dress.

  8. Jennifer says

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    My son will be 2 in 2 months…. and he is already starting to throw major tantrums! I need some help!

  9. deanna says

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    chalenge…doesn’t want to eat.
    xo

  10. Heather says

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    I’m gonna have to borrow this from you. LMAO!

    • Jennifer says

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      It really worked! LOL!

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