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Hey there Reader, I'm officially another year older today, and I have a birthday gift for you. I'm working with Geoff Brookshire, an LCSW whose upcoming book is titled Toddler Parenting. It's about working with a toddler's developmental stage instead of against it, and about handling toddler tantrums and behavior with more peace. No time-outs, no counting to three, no harsh punishment. No anxiety-inducing strategies to "win" — for parent or child. Geoff has more than 25 years of experience as a child and family therapist, and he's distilled what actually works with toddlers into a short, practical guidebook. Your Birthday GiftThe book hasn't yet been released, but click here to get a free pdf copy of Toddler Parenting. (We'd love it if you could leave an honest review of his book on Amazon in a few weeks when the book goes live in a few weeks.) Not a parent of small kids? Forward this to someone who is: the friend who texts you about their 3-year-old's meltdowns. The client with the screaming toddler in the waiting room. They'll thank you. :) All my best, Julie P.S. — I've been helping people write for several years now, and now I want to help RDs and other healthcare pros self-publish and launch their nonfiction books. In addition to my own book, Geoff's launch is my proof-of-concept. If you've ever thought about writing a book yourself, watch what happens here. I'll be sharing the whole process.
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