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In this audiobook, Joy Berry explains how parental authority, shared responsibility, respectful communication, and consistent interaction work together to create healthy family connections. Parents learn how to guide their children while maintaining fairness, balance, and mutual respect.

Discipline That Actually Works offers parents a practical and effective approach to guiding children’s behavior through clarity, consistency, and respect. This audiobook moves beyond punishment and quick fixes to explain how discipline can be used as a teaching tool that helps children develop self-control, responsibility, and better decision-making skills. Parents learn how to set clear expectations, follow through consistently, and respond to misbehavior in ways that support learning rather than frustration.

Empowering Parent-Child Rights explores the personal rights that create mutual respect and fairness between parents and children. In this audiobook, Joy Berry explains twelve essential rights that form the foundation of healthy parent-child relationships. These rights help children develop confidence, honesty, independence, and personal responsibility while helping parents maintain appropriate authority and guidance.

Raising a Responsible Child provides parents with practical guidance for helping children learn accountability, self-control, and personal responsibility. This audiobook explains why responsibility is a learned skill and how parents can intentionally teach it through everyday expectations, consistent guidance, and appropriate levels of control. It addresses common misconceptions that prevent children from becoming responsible and offers clear steps for helping children gradually assume responsibility as they grow.

Raising a Moral Child offers parents clear, practical guidance for teaching children the values and principles that shape moral behavior. This audiobook explores how children develop an understanding of right and wrong and how parents can actively guide that process through everyday experiences, expectations, and conversations. It explains the role of example, consistency, and meaningful discussion in helping children build a strong moral foundation.

What Every Child Needs helps parents understand the foundational needs that support a child’s healthy growth and development. Rather than focusing only on behavior, this audiobook guides parents to look deeper at the physical, emotional, intellectual, and creative needs that shape who children become. Through a clear, step-by-step approach, parents learn how to recognize and address these essential needs in everyday family life. The book explains how meeting a child’s basic needs creates the stability, confidence, and security necessary for learning, cooperation, and positive behavior.

Successful Parenting is the foundation of Joy Berry’s Joy of Parenting series. Written by bestselling author and respected parenting expert Joy Berry, this practical guide offers clear, realistic strategies parents can use right away. Organized in short, focused chapters, the book introduces six simple steps designed to help parents build respectful relationships, set realistic expectations, and respond confidently to everyday challenges.

Scyld Berry attended his first Test match in a professional capacity in June 1973, as EW Swanton's 'amanuensis'. With his 501st Test now on the horizon – an achievement never reached by any other greats of the cricket-writing world – Berry has watched the sport evolve like no other. Test cricket is a steady stream: England have not had a winter off-season since 1972, some Test series almost overlap with the next, and players span eras.

A Help Me Be Good Book About Being Messy explains the problems caused by messiness and teaches how to be neat.

In Sam, Tam and the Mat, Sam enjoyed playing alone on the red mat with his blocks. Tam also enjoyed playing alone on the red mat with her horses. A conflict ensued when Tam pulled the mat out from under Sam in order to have it all to herself, and Sam followed suit.

“Let's Talk About Getting Hurt” explains how respecting the normal fear of getting hurt can prevent harm.