Category: Teenagers
Brand: American Academy of Pediatrics
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This book should be on every parents night stand
Anyone who knows me personally would tell you my kids are the most important things in the world to me. They know I Love them unconditionally and there is little in this world within reason that I wouldn't do for them. However, long before I read this book, I knew in certain situations I was falling short. Not necessarily failing them but I didn't have the proper tools to prepare them to be independent self reliant men. Many a night I would ponder over conversations we shared and wonder if I said or did the right thing. No parent wants to be a failure to their children. We all want the absolute best for them. Now, after reading: 'Raising Kids to Thrive: Balancing Love with Expectations and Protection with Trust', I feel I have the tools I was lacking. I feel more confident in my parenting skills. A lot of things I did have right but a lot of things I didn't have a clue. This book is not necessarily a manual but a tool to assist parents in their goals. It's definitely a must-have book...
This book is a must read not just for parents, but for educators, mentors and anyone who works with young people.
Karen Campbell - Tween Mom and Program Director, Students Run Philly Style
Raising Kids to Thrive
Raising Kids to Thrive: Balancing Love With Expectations and Protection With Trust is a quick read filled with excellent child rearing advice. As a mother of four children, two of which are teens, I sometimes struggle with deciding when I should give my kids more freedom. My oldest is fourteen now, and she wants to go out with friends. I trust her, but I don't trust other people, and I know I can get overprotective at times. I know from my own personal experience growing up, that being too sheltered can cause more harm than good. When I left for college, I overwhelmed and terrified by the real world. I don't want my daughter to face those same issues. This book teaches parents how to find a balance between protection and trust.
The book also talks about expectations. As parents, we want what's best for our children, but there is a line. We can't live through our children or push them to do the things we wish we had done. The first half of the book teaches you to temper...