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A Book about Whining offers readers clear explanations of the causes of whining behavior in children and practical strategies for improving communication between parents and children. Drawing from principles of child development, behavior, and interpersonal relations, the book helps families transform everyday irritation into constructive interaction and positive attitude change.
First publish date: January 2005
Genre: Psychology/Developmental Psychology
Authors: Joy Berry
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