Imagine a home where children said "okay" instead of "no." 

Imagine a family dinner laughing and talking instead of whining.

Imagine waking up in the morning knowing that you had a chance to be with kids who were fun, loving, and respectful.

If it seems out of reach, it's not. You just have to know and use the right tools.

Here are just a few helpful parenting tools you'll find in Parenting From the Heights:

• How to stop sabbotaging yourself with your own voice
• One key word Americans almost always use in directives that disintegrates their chances of getting compliance
• How to instantly stop the "I want that!" during shopping excursions

• Why the ever-popular "one-minute-per-age time out" is totally ineffective (and what to do instead)
• How to quickly de-escalate erupting situations
• An easy technique to stop disrepsectful behavior in its tracks

• How to take normal, average consequences and make them incredibly more effective
• Why bribing doesn't work (and what does)
• Ways to get heart change --not just behavioral change

• ...and much, much more!

What you won't find in this book is advice saying, "Try to imagine how your child is feeling," or "Just reward all the good behavior, and they'll stop misbehaving."

So if you subscribe to the notion that children are basically good and just need more rewards to bring it out of them, then please don't get this book.

But if you're the kind of parent, grandparent, or teacher who's fed up with being held hostage to an out-of-control child... and if you're willing to roll up your sleeves and get down to some serious, loving work, then welcome to the road map to getting things back on track. Get the book today and start seeing changes in under a week.

Read an excerpt of the book here or find out more about the book.