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Supernanny: How to Get the Best from Your Children - Jo Frost

Description: ISBN 0340897767 / Genre: Health / Family / Lifestyle / Author: Jo Frost / Paperback / 224 Pages / Book is published 2006-03-27 by Hodder ... more

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Newest Review: ... a picture of Supernanny on the front with her red handbag. On the back is a little telling you about Jo Frost and the Times ... more

... Review which quoted: Kim and Aggie for Naughty Toddlers. The book is 223 pages long including the index, and the book is split into sections:- - Introduction BASIC TECHNIQUES - Ages and Stages - Routines and Rules - Setting Boundaries - Dressing TROUBLE SHOOTING - Dressing - Toilet Training - Eating - Social Skills - Bedtime - Quality Time USEFUL CONTACTS INDEX Each chapter starts off with Supernany writing a little about the subject e.g. what age the child should start doing this and why it is good for them a...more

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Supernanny: How to Get the Best from Your Children - Jo Frost: Prevention is better than a cure (776 words)
by - written on 08/06/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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Supernanny either love her or hate her, but she does know what she is talking about. Most people have heard of Supernanny aka (Jo Frost), unless you live in a cave. Jo Frost started off as Supernanny about 8 years ago where she went into peoples house and helped families with children who had various behaviuoral problems e.g. temper tantrums, sleep problems, not eating, running off etc (we have all been there). Jo has now brought out a few different books offering advice and tips to parents. I brought this book when I was pregnant, as I had watched Supernanny and was dreading my little boy doing some of the things I had seen children do ... Read the complete review

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