Children will:
- Enjoy the story and illustrations
- Understand how Time Out works
- Empathize with the characters in the book
- Be treated respectfully when given a consequence
- Experience the benefits of Time Out as a mechanism of behavior change
Parents and caregivers will:
- Develop a plan for supplying responses to their child’s unacceptable behavior
- Understand the rationale behind Time-Out as a management technique
- Learn how to use Time Out effectively
- Better handle behavioral issues wherever they occur
- Learn that physical forms of punishment do not work
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Drs. Zelinger book is clearly informed by literature and both clinical and personal experience. Its simplicity and ease-of-use and understanding allows for broad reach to all parents that face the normal challenges in raising children. The story to help the child understand makes this book unique, as well as the “fixer box” concept. Behavioral difficulties often stem from struggles around feeling in control. This book gives a concrete, more adaptive path for both parents and child to feel in control.
-- David Salsberg, PsyD, DABPS Clinical Neuropsychologist; Director, Pediatric Assessment, Learning & Support (PALS), New York, NY.
In Please explain Time Out To Me, Drs. Laurie and Fred Zelinger offer a clear, concise and insightful look at the often misunderstood and misinterpreted concept of time out. Combining colorful illustrations and story line for children and step-by-step guidelines and principles for parents and adults, the book has unique appeal to both. I highly recommend this book, particularly to parents foraging through the tangled, complicated and sometimes scary web called parenthood.
-- Iris Ackerman, LCSW, PhD, Clinical Social Worker
As a child psychiatrist, finding parenting books that are straightforward, helpful, and concise is a rare find indeed. Drs. Laurie and Fred Zelinger offer just that in Please Explain Time Out To Me. In its pages, they harness their expert clinical experience and judgment and offer it in a relatable, engaging, and entertaining way. I highly recommend this book to families who are struggling with the difficult journey of growing up and managing problem behaviors along the way.
-- Stephen Perret, MD., Child Psychiatrist
Thumbs up for Drs. Zelingers book on explaining time out to kids. As a busy working mom with six children, I have used time out effectively. I would recommend reading this book to help understand the benefits of time out for both parents and children, and the effectiveness of time-out as a learning tool. Drs. Zelinger’s thought out story will be a helpful, useful contribution for kids, parents and teachers.
-- Chani Jacobowitz, LCSW; Mother of 6 From the Please Explain To Me... series
-- David Salsberg, PsyD, DABPS Clinical Neuropsychologist; Director, Pediatric Assessment, Learning & Support (PALS), New York, NY.
In Please explain Time Out To Me, Drs. Laurie and Fred Zelinger offer a clear, concise and insightful look at the often misunderstood and misinterpreted concept of time out. Combining colorful illustrations and story line for children and step-by-step guidelines and principles for parents and adults, the book has unique appeal to both. I highly recommend this book, particularly to parents foraging through the tangled, complicated and sometimes scary web called parenthood.
-- Iris Ackerman, LCSW, PhD, Clinical Social Worker
As a child psychiatrist, finding parenting books that are straightforward, helpful, and concise is a rare find indeed. Drs. Laurie and Fred Zelinger offer just that in Please Explain Time Out To Me. In its pages, they harness their expert clinical experience and judgment and offer it in a relatable, engaging, and entertaining way. I highly recommend this book to families who are struggling with the difficult journey of growing up and managing problem behaviors along the way.
-- Stephen Perret, MD., Child Psychiatrist
Thumbs up for Drs. Zelingers book on explaining time out to kids. As a busy working mom with six children, I have used time out effectively. I would recommend reading this book to help understand the benefits of time out for both parents and children, and the effectiveness of time-out as a learning tool. Drs. Zelinger’s thought out story will be a helpful, useful contribution for kids, parents and teachers.
-- Chani Jacobowitz, LCSW; Mother of 6 From the Please Explain To Me... series
Guest Book Review by Carly Wilson
I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. As I am currently not a parent, I was intrigued in reading this book in preparation for my future as an insight into what challenges as a parent I may face.
I have heard and read things previous about the usage of ‘time out’, and have found that many parents have differing perspectives on this practice.
The book was engaging for not just an adult reader but also for a child. It had good illustrations and the examples fit well in relation to the scientifically practices and explanations for adults towards the back of the book. It showed differing scenario’s of how ‘Jackson’ was punished, from one which he didn’t quite mind, to others that annoyed him, to a one that you could tell would work in the future. I loved this style as it made me be able to relate instinctively which one I’d opt for.
I like how it provided parents with scenarios and supporting arguments over the things that were suggested as ‘not helpful’, and gave detailed analysis on scenarios where it proves helpful.
It was a detailed and intriguing read that is useful and helpful to anyone who has a family and may be struggling with the right way to implement reinforcements. It isn’t a book that is judgmental of parents, but more centered around best practices that could be used to help enforce and educate children on best behavioral practices.
I felt the book was a quick read which didn’t bombard you with too much information like some parental guides, and can easily be read in one sitting. I’d recommend to parents who need a little bit of extra help with mastering behavioral practices.
4 Stars
I have heard and read things previous about the usage of ‘time out’, and have found that many parents have differing perspectives on this practice.
The book was engaging for not just an adult reader but also for a child. It had good illustrations and the examples fit well in relation to the scientifically practices and explanations for adults towards the back of the book. It showed differing scenario’s of how ‘Jackson’ was punished, from one which he didn’t quite mind, to others that annoyed him, to a one that you could tell would work in the future. I loved this style as it made me be able to relate instinctively which one I’d opt for.
I like how it provided parents with scenarios and supporting arguments over the things that were suggested as ‘not helpful’, and gave detailed analysis on scenarios where it proves helpful.
It was a detailed and intriguing read that is useful and helpful to anyone who has a family and may be struggling with the right way to implement reinforcements. It isn’t a book that is judgmental of parents, but more centered around best practices that could be used to help enforce and educate children on best behavioral practices.
I felt the book was a quick read which didn’t bombard you with too much information like some parental guides, and can easily be read in one sitting. I’d recommend to parents who need a little bit of extra help with mastering behavioral practices.
4 Stars
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Dr. Laurie Zelinger, Diplomate, is a Board Certified Psychologist with a specialty in School Psychology, and a Registered Play Therapist with forty years' experience. She is a licensed New York State psychologist who recently retired from a Long Island public school system and is now devoting her time exclusively to writing, consulting, and her busy private practice. Dr. Laurie's previous books include: "Please Explain Anxiety to Me: Simple Biology and Solutions for Children and Parents," The "O MY" in TonsillectOMY & AdenoidectOMY: How to Prepare Your Child for Surgery (in its second edition), A Smart Girl's Guide to Liking Herself Even on the Bad Days for American Girl, and a chapter on selective mutism in the compendium, School Based Play Therapy (second edition). She is also credited with being a consultant for the Bitty Baby book series by American Girl where she assisted in the development of the "For Parents" sections, as well as editorial development of another American Girl book. Dr. Laurie's interest in writing began in 4th grade, when a play she wrote was performed by students in her public school. Dr. Zelinger is a fellow and elected officer in the nationally based American Academy of School Psychology and spent four years on the Executive Board of the New York Association of Play Therapy. As a media referral specialist for the American Psychological Association, she has contributed to nearly 200 venues regarding child development. Dr. Laurie and her psychologist husband, Dr. Fred, are both certified Red Cross Disaster Mental Health volunteers. They have been happily married for over thirty-five years and have raised four children. You can learn more about Dr. Zelinger and her books at DrZelinger dot com.
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