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Just as there is a critical lack of training in schools and
at home for young people to learn the basics of simple money management,
there is also a void in training teens and young adults how to
excel at parenting. They leave college or high school without a
clue of how to manage their checkbook. They also marry and begin making a
family without serious thought about the “how to” of raising children. Both are
important and Carolyn’s book focuses on the second. Soon-to-be and current parents of a child seven years or younger can get a great start on
parenting with this book.
Most of the joy of success or heartbreak of failure that
people experience throughout life is tied to their ability to make good choices
or decisions. This book teaches parents and children together how to make those
choices during the child’s first seven years. It’s a simple book, intended to
be read and shared with a child. The first seven years is the period of time that
parents can have the most influence on the future behavior and skills for handling life.
The first steps in “taking the terrible out of the twos” and
minimizing “teenage drama” are taught in this book. If you are a parent,
grandparent or just have a young friend who is embarking on the task of
parenting a child, this book could be the perfect gift.
In the words of Peggy Halyard, a Licensed Professional Counselor,
“It is a gentle guide through areas that
need attention when caring for a child. The captivating pictures and thoughtful
wording help children and adults understand how to make good choices!”
Carolyn’s book can be purchased from her website at www.CarolynWatts.net or from the
CreateSpace and Amazon websites. I also invite you to share this blog with
others who might benefit from better parenting skills.
A glowing review that's well-deserved and a must-have resource for more effective parenting.
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