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Incredible Years Trouble Shooting Guide

This practical guide is written for parents of children between three and eight years old who are dealing with difficult behaviour at home. It explains what may lie behind everyday conflicts and offers ways to understand a child's conduct and respond to it with more confidence. Rather than abstract theory, the handbook focuses on troubleshooting: identifying common problems, deciding what to do about them, and recognising when a change of approach is needed. Its aim is to give mothers and fathers clear, usable information they can apply in real situations.

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