PRAISE FOR PRAISE FOR JO FROST "Jo Frost certainly gets what she wants from those who misbehave. She's shown frantic families how to settle down and shape up." can reading be bad for you Ask Supernanny: What Every Parent Wants to Know
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. YOU MUST GET THIS BOOK!! LIFE SAFER TO SAY THE LEASTBy Rebbecca MolinaThis BOOK says it all. I have a 3 year old daughter and a 2 year old son, yes exactly 12 months apart. I was struggling with getting their behavior and sometimes outbursts in control. As a parent I felt as though sometimes it was about fighting for who was in control. This book helped me get the behavior corrected in just 2 DAYS! My Daughter slept with me for the past 2 years and after only the first time of using the recommended separation techniques as well as sleep training tools success! Even my daughter looks forward to our nightly routine. I would highly recommend getting this book even if you are a new parent, read it and refresh before you enter the toddler stage. I wish I would have but I am grateful to have this book in my hands now!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. InformativeBy Mango MommaBeing a grandparent of a little girl who is full of energy...I had boys...this book helps a lot with how to deal with our sweet toddler and her sometimes headstrong ways. It's been 35 years since I've had a little one around...and just wish I'd had this book way back then!!0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. So Helpful!By LindseyAsk Supernanny is one of the most helpful parenting books I have ever read. My son was a terrible sleeper, we tried many techniques before finally resorting to the "Back To Bed" technique described in this book. He was sleeping in his own bed through the night by the second night. I was happily surprised it worked so well! We have tried a few of the other techniques in this book with equally amazing results.I am pretty confused about some of the baby care issues, but I assume it is a cultural difference. I am guessing Jo Frost's Confident Baby Care book would clear up my confusion.