Testimonials

I Want To Make Friends
By B. Annye Rothenberg, Ph.D., Child/Parent Psychologist

Illustrated by Bonnie Bright

48 Pages, full color illustrations, 8x10” paperbound

Price: $9.95
Published by Perfecting Parenting Press

In today's society, an increasing number of children are having difficulty making friends and being a good friend. Annye Rothenberg, Ph.D., Child/Parent Psychologist has written a story for preschoolers and Kindergartners and a parenting guidance section for their parents in an all-in one book. It explains why these problems are happening, exactly how to intervene, and what you can change in your parenting to help your child become socially skilled. Parents will learn what to do if their kids are bossy, annoying, or aggressive or reserved and thin-skinned

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I Don't Want To Go To The Toilet
By B. Annye Rothenberg, Ph.D., Child/Parent Psychologist

Illustrated by Nina Ollikainen, M.D.

48 Pages, full color illustrations, 8x10” paperbound

Price: $9.95
Published by Perfecting Parenting Press

For many parents and children, toilet training is a challenging process. Children can be resistant and maybe fearful. Parents can get very frustrated with the lack of progress and children can be very discouraged.

Annye Rothenberg, Ph.D., Child/Parent Psychologist has guided hundreds of families through their children's toilet training refusals. She captures the way children have been successful in the two stories she has written -- one on peeing and one on pooping. The first story, Going Peepee, Katie's parents say it's time to start going peepee in the toilet, but Katie doesn't want to stop playing to go. She has lots of accidents. With creative guidance from her parents, Katie starts to see all the advantages and decides she will go peepee every time in the toilet. In the second story, Going Poop, Ben doesn't like pooping in the toilet. He doesn't like the way his poop feels coming out. He figures that he can tighten his bottom every time and hopes to never have a poop again. But when it has to come out, he gets scared. His parents help him become brave enough to overcome his reluctance and be successful.

In addition, Dr. Rothenberg has provided a parenting guidance section that includes expert and insightful guidance on when and how to toilet-train your preschooler. Explains what is the child's view of toilet training. Learn the most age-appropriate tools to motivate youngsters who are uninterested, reluctant, and fearful. Specific advice shows parents how to help children with frequent peeing accidents and children who are resistant to pooping in the toilet. This manual will clear up conflicting advice, provide useful insights, and teach you the skills to guide reluctant youngsters toward toileting success.

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I Like to Eat Treats
By B. Annye Rothenberg, Ph.D., Child/Parent Psychologist;

Illustrated by David T. Wenzel

48 Pages, full color illustrations, 8x10” paperbound

Price: $9.95
Published by Perfecting Parenting Press

We all know that eating and exercise habits affect children’s health, behavior, and confidence. No wonder parents feel responsible for teaching their children the most useful information about food and physical activity so they’ll have the best-quality life, now and in the future.

Annye Rothenberg, Ph.D., Child/Parent Psychologist, a specialist in the behavior and development of young children, has joined with several pediatric dietitians in writing I Like To Eat Treats, a story that combines what nutritionists want youngsters to learn about food with what psychologists know about young children’s thinking – to really motivate them to want to eat well. I Like To Eat Treats also includes a section for parents providing valuable guidelines on how much and what kinds of food young children should eat, how to get children to want to eat healthy foods, and much more.

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Why Do I Have To?
By B. Annye Rothenberg, Ph.D., Child/Parent psychologist

Illustrated by David T. Wenzel
40 pages, full-color illustrations, 8x10 paperbound
Price: $9.95
Published by Perfecting Parenting Press

Parents struggle to figure out how to get their young children to do what they ask. It’s often difficult to understand how their preschoolers think and what rules they should have. Parents know they can’t just let their children do what they want when they want. They’re looking for better ways to get cooperation and trying to come up with reasonable and effective consequences. How strict or how lenient should they be? And preschoolers are naturally determined to say no to our rules and to challenge us.

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Mommy and Daddy Are Always Supposed to Say Yes … Aren’t They?
By B. Annye Rothenberg, Ph.D., Child/Parent Psychologist;

Illustrated by Marion Eldridge

40 Pages, full color illustrations, 8x10” paperbound

Price: $9.95
Published by Perfecting Parenting Press

Parents want to do a good job raising their young children. Today’s parents want their children to be happy and have high self-esteem, but it’s not turning out that way. Parents, teachers and pediatricians are finding too many children self-centered, spoiled, disrespectful, and even angry. And the adults are frustrated. There are too many theories and too many books, but too few show parents how to avoid making the big mistakes during the impactful preschool years.

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