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title: "Jo Frost's Toddler Rules: Your 5-Step Guide to Shaping Proper Behavior"
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# Jo Frost's Toddler Rules: Your 5-Step Guide to Shaping Proper Behavior

**Brand:** jo frost
**Price:** 5285 kr
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- **What is this?** Jo Frost's Toddler Rules: Your 5-Step Guide to Shaping Proper Behavior by jo frost
- **How much does it cost?** 5285 kr with free shipping
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My saving grace! I am so grateful!!!!
*by M***A on January 20, 2015*

My saving grace! I am so grateful!!!!I bought this book when my son was about 18 months because he was starting to have tantrums and run away from us and it was dangerous. I read the part about the tantrums and was like, pfft. Then I tried out the tips for getting him to eat but they didn't work very well. I think he was too young honestly. This book has been collecting dust for a while. But my son turned 2 a month ago and started climbing out of his crib AND opening his door!!! so we had to transition to a toddler bed. My son is an explorer, he's impulsive, fearless, stubborn, hardheaded, and did i mention stubborn? I was having the worst time getting him to stay in his bed. I made the mistake of rocking him to sleep the first 2 yrs. And thats the only way he can get back to sleep. So he would wake up in the middle of the night, walk into our room and i had to go and rock him to sleep. And everytime i put him down he would wake up instantly and cry. As you can imagine I wasn't getting any sleep and was starting to get resentful. I tried putting him back in his bed repeatedly but my method was ALL wrong and it just got me ANGRY and him upset. One night neither of us got any sleep. It was horrendous. it was getting to the point where even if i put him to bed at 1am super tired he would still be awake and walking around at 7am. which was fine with me. until he started to get up at night. He just couldn't put himself back to sleep. I tried various solutions to this problem and none worked. Like i said, the kid is stubborn as hell. I was at my wit's end!!Then I picked up this book again. I said, let me try the sleep thing and see what she says. Her method was better than mine, same principle, different method. So i tried it yesterday for nap time. I noticed when I stopped picking him up and putting him in his bed, everything changed. he wanted that interaction. he wanted me to keep picking him up. once i just ignored him and stared stone faced at the wall and didn't react and let him stand there i noticed he just jumped up and down yelling but stayed next to his bed. he never even went towards the open door. and maybe 5 min in he got quiet. and stood there. i moved the chair further out and continued to sit still. he stood quietly and defiantly. at one point he even put his head down on a little table, but he refused to get in bed. eventually i was sitting outside of his door and then closed it (with lock). he came to the door pulling at the knob and crying. that lasted about 3 min at the most (it lasted hours the night before using my crappy method). then he got into his bed and slept for 2 hours! Thats a big deal. His naps had been reduced to like an hour at most. He wasn't getting enough sleep and it was unhealthy. When he woke up he went for the door and when he couldn't open it he got back into bed. Huge deal.Last night i tried this method again. This time he stood and cried for a few min and then got himself into bed and stayed there quietly staring at me. i moved my chair back progressively. all the while he laid quietly in his bed looking at me. finally i was sitting outside and closed the door with lock and he came to the door and tried to open it and cried. This lasted 30 seconds at most, then he went into his bed and went to sleep!!! WHAT?!!! OMG!!! he stayed there all night long! and whats more, this morning, instead of getting up at 7am when the sun comes up (like he has been for over a week) he stayed sleeping till 9am!!!!! AMAZING!! i am soooo grateful!! I can sleep and my son is well adjusted!!! I will keep locking the door for a few days then i will stop. i like him to be able to walk out and walk around in the mornings. i just want to make sure he knows to stay in his room at night and honestly its working like a charm. Just wanted to share this with you guys because nothing else was working and i was so desperate. Thank God for this book!! Next I'm going to tackle eating!I always watched Super Nanny trying to get tips before i had kids. Its a diff thing once you have them. But I highly recommend this book. i mean, this stuff works! its kind of crazy how well it works.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just what I needed to help me set up routines for my almost 2 year old
*by A***R on April 28, 2014*

I had read other Jo Frost books but wanted more. This book is by far the best and most complete book she has written. The other books will no longer be referenced whereas this one is already dog eared. My biggest take away had to do with how each category is totally interrelated. If I want my child to be happy and prosper, I have to make sure I am doing my job to make sure all of his needs are being met... and Jo Frost explains in great detail each one (sleep, food, social, learning, and behavior) and how to do it.I also found the section on the different types of tantrums very helpful.What are we now doing differently? We have clearer routines that include all 5 areas; timeout spot now in use successfully (but rarely needed now), and I am much better about being the "speaking clock" and setting my expectations verbally beforehand. I also make sure to vary play time to challenge him on all levels. Lastly, I include him in tasks that before I had turned the tv on instead to keep him busy.My only suggestion for improvement would be for her to give better guidance on setting up the actual routine.A great book and MUST READ for parents looking to create balance in their homes.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A must have!
*by P***N on September 3, 2022*

I wish I would have known about this book when my daughter was born. She is 3 now and speech delayed. She acts out in public because she cant talk. When I dont understand what she is trying to say she gets frustrated and has a meltdown. I had gotten to the point where I would avoid taking her places because of the looks people give when your kid is acting out. This book has helped me tremendously even in areas I didnt think needed any work. Must have for all parents!

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