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Stop Bed Wetting Younger Child Hypnosis is a self-hypnosis story directed at younger children (ages 3 to 8). Dr. Janet Hall explains how the child's brain needs to tell the body to either wake up and go to the toilet during the night, or how your brain can tell your bladder muscle "Be quiet, shut up, and let me sleep all night". By listening to this you'll get an extra sort of reminder to your brain to be the boss of your bladder while you sleep. The audio is for you to play before you go to bed at night.

Do you want to be the kindest and most understanding parent you can be? Do you want your children to be confident and have good self-esteem? What if this hypnosis recording could work like magic to build your child’s confidence and self-esteem into rock-hard conviction?W ould you like to build your child’s self-resilience so that they can roll with life’s challenges and withstand even the most nasty bullies at school!

Stop Bedwetting Older Child Hypnosis is self-hypnosis with positive suggestions recommended for older children, adolescents and adults. The audio combines self-hypnosis techniques, guided imagery and positive suggestions for staying dry at night and feeling confident that this can be achieved. Since children are usually very good hypnotic subjects, it would seem useful to consider the possibility of hypnosis for assisting a child in learning dryness.

Parents will learn how stress affects parenting; how to offer self-esteem "damage control"; how to identify a "toxic" parent; how to help your child cope with failure; and the three keys to coaching your child towards solid self-esteem.

There's no such thing as a pain-free birth, but there is a way to use hypnotic suggestions to maximize the joy and minimize the distress. Welcome your new baby with love and positive energy through the power of hypnosis.

They say babies know if they're wanted. Make sure you instill loving intention and positive power in your new baby.

You Will Learn How To Handle And Prevent Tantrums In Toddlers. So why do young children tantrum so much? It’s their “knee-jerk reaction” to the frustration of not getting what they want, when they want and because it generally makes them feel better to release and work off their frustrations by having a tantrum. Yes, but what do toddlers NEED you might ask! They need to be kept safe while they explore the world. The best form of protection for them comes from having rules and guidelines which parents impose on them, but the toddlers fight these rules all the way. Here’s some hot questions that parents typically ask when I do a workshop on "How To Cope With Fighting Families".

Do you want to end your frustration and your child's embarrassment NOW? Imagine this. Your child is due to go to their school camp but is very anxious that they will be teased because they wet the bed! If you want to stop having to wash wet, smelly sheets... if your son or daughter is too afraid to go to a sleepover or... your child has never had a dry night or has had short periods of being dry, and if you want to help your child boost his or her self-esteem by being permanently dry at night... then you have found the answers.