The pioneering experts behind the bestseller “What Happens in the Brain of a Child (The Whole Brain Child)” are now here to explore the ultimate challenge of parenting: achieving discipline.

Emphasizing the exciting connection between a child's neurological development and how a parent reacts to misbehavior, No-Drama Discipline offers us an effective roadmap, designed through the lens of empathy, to handle children's tantrums, tensions, and tears—without creating scenes.

In this guide, which will help you maintain your mental health, you will discover:

• strategies that help you identify your own philosophy for disciplining children – and master the best methods to communicate the lessons you want to impart
• scientific data on a child's brain development – and what kind of discipline is most effective and constructive at each age and developmental stage
• how to connect with a child calmly and lovingly – no matter how extreme their behavior might be – while also setting clear and consistent boundaries
• small tips to help guide your child out of their tantrum zone and lead them towards achieving self-regulation, empathy, and repair
• twenty mistakes even the best parents make when disciplining their children – and how to remain focused on the principles of parenting and discipline techniques that always consider brain development.

“What a relief! Daniel Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson make achieving discipline easy for parents or anyone who needs to help children behave well. No-Drama Discipline offers a research-based approach that is also common sense, which every adult will use with great pleasure and from which children will greatly benefit.” Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence