There's No Such Thing As, Calmer Easier, The Whole-Brain Child 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback
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Titles in This Set:
There's No Such Thing As 'Naughty': The groundbreaking guide for parents with children aged 0-5
Calmer Easier Happier Screen Time: For parents of toddlers to teens: A guide to getting back in charge of technology
The Whole-Brain Child: 12 Proven Strategies to Nurture Your Child s Developing Mind
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Format: Paperback
Overview:
This 3-book collection brings together practical, evidence-informed guidance to support busy families at every stage of early childhood and childhood. From soothing daily challenges with toddlers to harnessing technology thoughtfully and nurturing resilient brains, this set offers a cohesive reading journey for parents, carers, and educators. You’ll discover Kate Silverton’s warm, down-to-earth approach to parenting under-fives, Noel Janis Norton’s clear-minded strategies for calmer screen time, and the brain-based wisdom of The Whole-Brain Child by Siegel and Bryson. The trio provides a pragmatic toolkit: practical parenting tactics that reduce friction, actionable routines for calmer days, and science-backed insights that help children grow emotionally intelligent and well-adjusted. If you’re seeking approachable, non-judgmental guidance that fits real family life, this three-book set is a compelling, single-purchase solution that informs, reassures, and inspires with tangible steps you can start today.
What Makes This Collection Special:
Together, these titles address parenting from three complementary angles—careful behavior management, conscious technology boundaries, and neuroscience-based coaching for young minds. Each author brings credibility and warmth to a universal challenge: helping children become capable, compassionate, and confident. The set’s value isn’t just in the individual books—it’s in the cohesive journey: establish gentle, consistent parenting with early years guidance, regain control of screen time to reduce stress and argument, and apply brain-based strategies to everyday moments. Readers gain a reliable reference library for the family’s heart and home: a practical roadmap for calmer days, more meaningful connections, and confident parenting choices that support long-term development.
Books Included in This Collection:
There's No Such Thing As 'Naughty': The groundbreaking guide for parents with children aged 0-5
A practical, compassionate manual for navigating the first years of parenting. This guide empowers caregivers to respond to toddler and preschooler behaviour with understanding and boundaries, transforming everyday moments into opportunities for connection. It translates emotional ups and downs into workable routines and gentle discipline, helping families feel more in sync and less overwhelmed. The book offers clear strategies for nurturing cooperation, building trust, and supporting emotional development during these formative years.
Calmer Easier Happier Screen Time: For parents of toddlers to teens: A guide to getting back in charge of technology
This focused guide tackles one of today’s most persistent parenting dilemmas: how to manage screen time without constant battles. It shares practical methods to set healthy boundaries, reduce device-driven conflict, and reclaim family time. Expect straightforward, age-appropriate steps—from creating tech-free zones to negotiating fair limits—that help children learn self-regulation and responsibility. The aim is to move from reactive policing to proactive, collaborative rules that support healthy digital habits across ages and stages.
The Whole-Brain Child: 12 Proven Strategies to Nurture Your Child s Developing Mind
A landmark, neuroscience-informed guide to raising emotionally intelligent children. Siegel and Bryson present twelve action-oriented strategies designed to help kids integrate different parts of their developing brains. The book emphasizes practical techniques such as naming emotions to tame them, engaging rather than enraging, and turning conflicts into opportunities for empathy. With kid-friendly illustrations and clear explanations, it equips parents with a mental toolkit to foster balance, resilience, and confident problem-solving in everyday family life.
Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Parents and caregivers of young children seeking calm, practical guidance; households navigating the challenges of toddlerhood through early schooling; gift buyers seeking a thoughtful, results-oriented trio for new parents or growing families. The set also appeals to educators and tutors focusing on emotional development and family dynamics, as well as BookTok and social media readers who enjoy accessible, evidence-informed parenting titles. If you want a credible, well-rounded reading plan that supports real-life parenting decisions, this collection offers a coherent, approachable path.
Key Benefits:
- Three complementary titles that cover behavior, digital boundaries, and brain-based parenting
- Clear, actionable strategies you can implement with children aged 0–12
- Credible voices from journalism, clinical psychology, and neuroscience
- Practical routines and scripts to reduce daily friction and disagreements
- Tools to foster emotional understanding, self-regulation, and empathy
- Support for family harmony, easier mealtimes, and calmer bedtimes
- Ideal gift for new parents, grandparents, or anyone supporting child development
About the Author:
This set brings together three renowned voices in parenting. Kate Silverton is a journalist and children’s mental health advocate whose practical, empathetic approach to parenting under-fives resonates with families navigating early years. The Calmer Easier Happier title is by Noel Janis Norton, a respected expert on reducing anxiety and improving self-control through compassionate discipline. The Whole-Brain Child is the collaborative work of Daniel J. Siegel, a physician-neuroscientist, and Tina Payne Bryson, a parenting educator, whose twelve strategies translate complex brain science into accessible, real-world techniques. Together, these authors offer a balanced blend of real-world practicality, clinical insight, and developmental science to support confident, connected parenting.
Why You’ll Love This Set:
If you’re building a thoughtful parenting library, this trio delivers immediate value with practical, repeatable steps you can apply tonight. You’ll gain calmer household dynamics, healthier screen habits, and tools to help children grow into well-adjusted, emotionally intelligent individuals. The consistency of tone and the complementary themes across the three books make this set a compelling, lasting resource for families seeking tangible improvements in daily life and long-term development.
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