What to do when your child is not just being difficult, but becoming dangerous
While parenting inevitably comes with its fair share of struggles, caring for a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) will turn your world upside down.
It doesn’t matter how much you love and care for them; your child will push your buttons and test your limits.
From violence to false accusations of abuse, no parent expects, or is prepared to handle, these kinds of troubling behavior from a child.
Your child’s unique condition requires a unique style of parenting.
In Reactive Attachment Disorder: A 101 Analysis, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:
● How to approach parenting when caring for a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder, and why it differs from traditional parenting methods
● Why your child is rejecting your attempts to hug and kiss them, and how to show your affection instead
● The shocking behavior that could put your other children in harm’s way, and the measures you should take to keep them safe
● How to make your child feel secure and at ease in your home when they feel suffocated by your care and attention
● The types of discipline that work with children with Reactive Attachment Disorder, and how to implement them
● The essential qualities to look for when seeking professional help for your child
● The #1 thing you should do when interacting with your child that will not only help you take better care of them, but also protect you in worse-case scenarios
● The hard choices you need to be prepared for when parenting a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder
And much more.
If you are desperate for clear-cut and experience-based guidance on dealing with Reactive Attachment Disorder in your child, then scroll up and click the “Buy” button right now.
