10 Reviews: Best Parenting Books for College Students (Apr 2024)

Is your youngster prone to sobbing, yelling, swearing, beating, etc., when things go wrong? If you’ve tried everything else and nothing has worked, you should pick up this guide. These detrimental habits can diffuse in the present and prevented in the future with the help of this brilliant book. Moreover, Dr. Greene will help you understand why standard parenting approaches punishment. In addition, remember that rewards don’t work with children prone to outbursts and what you may do in their place.

"This book really helped me take a step back and actually see my daughter differently. I loved reading this and taking notes"

by Chelsea Kalynych

In Live Love Now, the bestselling author Rachel Macy Stafford confronts the most significant difficulties facing adolescents today and enables adults to engage with humanness, heart, compassion, and honesty to find a deep, life-giving relationship. What do teens need most? Truth-telling, non-taskmaster adults. Moreover, you can assist your kids in facing today’s most significant stressors, including academic pressure, parental expectations, loneliness, etc.

"This book was exactly what I needed as I try to navigate raising 11-year old twins and a 9 yr old, as I handle the stresses of working a full time job."

by Amazon Customer

A must-read for every parent who regularly finds themselves in a power struggle with their child! This book is a breeze to get through and is jam-packed with suggestions on how you and your children can better deal with conflict and work together. Moreover, you will learn how to talk to your kids in a way that diffuses their anger and allows you to reconnect with their beautiful, loving side, complete with scripts and real-life examples.

"So so so good. It's a little outdated in some aspects but the core principles are solid. Honestly it's great for all kinds of relationships not just for kids."

by Lili Sparks

The author’s first book, UnSelfie, was a huge success. Now Michele returns to explain why some kids succeed while others don’t. Today’s children are more ambitious and successful than ever before. However, they aren’t any more contented with their lives. Those who “thrive,” on the other hand, share a few essential personality qualities. Fortunately, you can learn these qualities. Now that Thrivers has been published as a paperback, parents and educators may better understand what it takes for children to persevere.

"Michele gives in-depth, tangible advice for anyone who is invested in today's youth in helping them become successful adults for tomorrow."

by V.W.

In their second book, Adele and Elaine provide more sound advice. Because they were parents, they had a strong desire to assist their children in getting along. Siblings Without Rivalry was the result. Moreover, they use scripts and cartoons to teach you how to handle the competition reasonably for all children. All while helping your children interact with each other, this book provides practical advice on strengthening their cooperation and lessening their sense of competitiveness.

"This book is well written with many real life examples with a variety of scenarios, some that speak straight to my heart. I highly recommend."

by Sara Kessler

Jane Nelsen created Positive Discipline based on the work of Alfred Adler, MD. As a psychologist, educator, and mother of seven, Jane is a trusted parenting expert. In addition, Jane discusses practical methods to help parents and teachers be compassionate and challenging, caring and consistent. Positive discipline, she says, is based on mutual respect, not punishment. Therefore, Jane will teach you how to gain children’s acquiescence while preserving their dignity.

"Great book - highly recommended by my friends who are parents. An incredible guide to helping connect with your kids, and raise them in a healthy way."

by Deanna M. Loh

This book is a must-have for parents and educators who wish to help teens navigate middle school’s social minefields. Michelle helps middle school parents, teachers, and adults comprehend students’ social concerns. Moreover, she addresses various issues, including tween brain development and how it affects decision-making and identity. In addition, she discusses social networking, dating, and bullying. Finally, Icard offers concrete and practical recommendations for leading middle-school-aged students through this tumultuous developmental stage while strengthening their confidence.

"This book has been so helpful as I parent my teen. My favorite tip was using the botox brow during conversations. Thank you for your wisdom Michelle!"

by Adrianne Meldrum

Adolescents must not only be educated about the dangers of substance usage but also protected from it. Therefore, Jessica’s extensive research shows that a few sound tactics can differentiate a child’s severe addiction and healthy self-control for children. Of course, there are hazards around you, but following Jessica’s advice can help you avoid them and put you on the right path. So don’t worry about possible substance abuse any longer!

"This book is very engaging and yet full of well researched, practical information. I highly recomend it to anyone who guardians, teaches or works with children and adolescents."

by Kindle Customer

These two experts can provide solutions that work with your child’s brain rather than against it, thanks to their grasp of how the brain works. As a result, your children will be calmer and happier after applying the twelve suggestions. Moreover, for parents who want to teach their children how to promote healthy emotional and intellectual development, The Whole-Brain Child provides age-appropriate ideas and visuals to help you communicate these concepts to your child.

"I enjoyed this book. I learned a lot. I like the examples. I like how it is written. It’s like an eye opener for me."

by Amazon Customer

Dr. Tsabary’s book is an excellent resource for parents who want to understand themselves better. Moreover, Tsabary helps parents comprehend the importance of being aware of their own experiences to pass on good completeness to their children by urging them to look in the mirror. As a comprehensive parenting guide rather than a quick fix, this book will assist parents and children develop a mutually loving connection rather than a hierarchical one.

"I just started this book, I read like 40 pages but I have to say this is a great book that every single parent should read it!"

by Alina a.