April 15th, 2011
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Emerging science has helped us to understand children better from a neurological and behavioral standpoint. Yet, all the academic research coupled with the best diagnoses for children can still leave parents feeling completely powerless. In her book, Dare to Love, Heather Forbes, LCSW, describes in detail, through a series of questions and answers, how to merge science into everyday parenting. This book gives practical, effective, and loving solutions for any parent struggling with his or her child. It will leave you feeling empowered, hopeful, and excited to be a parent, again…. More >>
Dare to Love: The Art of Merging Science and Love Into Parenting Children with Difficult Behaviors
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April 8th, 2011
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i have long very thick black hair. i usually have it long but sometimes i wonder what else i can do different with it. the hard part is that since my hairs so thick if i cut it too short it gets even thicker and just looks bad with my round face and big cheeks lol. i cant dye it either (parents) :/
any suggestions,tips or pictures i really appreciate!!
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March 18th, 2011
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Dr. Ron Taffel, one of the country’s most sought-after child-rearing experts, draws on decades of counseling experience and extensive conversations with parents nationwide to offer an original and inspiring analysis of the distinctive challenges parents face in raising children today. He also introduces a breakthrough approach for guiding kids — from children to teens — in ways that bring out the best in both kids and parents in these twenty-first-century times. With warmth and clarity, Taffel, who is himself a parent struggling with these issues, helps us to understand our sons and daughters in an entirely new way: as a distinctive “free-est” generation, born to the first generation of “post-baby boomer” p… More >>
Childhood Unbound: The Powerful New Parenting Approach That Gives Our 21st Century Kids the Authority, Love, and Listening They Need to Thrive
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March 13th, 2011
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I will be a single mother soon. (April) my ex left me and got married to someone else. im really sad because i feel like he has this chance at love and it should have been me, but now im alone and left with a child to raise by myself. dont get me wrong. im happy about the pregnancy, and i have no issues with having a child, but i am worried that now i wont find anyone since its harder for single parents. so i just wanted some advice and experience from other former single mothers who found love?
please no one saying i should concentrate on my baby for now. i am definitely going to do that, but everyone gets lonely.
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March 12th, 2011
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I will be a single mother soon. (April) my ex left me and got married to someone else. im really sad because i feel like he has this chance at love and it should have been me, but now im alone and left with a child to raise by myself. dont get me wrong. im happy about the pregnancy, and i have no issues with having a child, but i am worried that now i wont find anyone since its harder for single parents. so i just wanted some advice and experience from other former single mothers who found love?
please no one saying i should concentrate on my baby for now. i am definitely going to do that, but everyone gets lonely.
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March 10th, 2011
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CONNECTION PARENTING is based on author Pam Leo’s seven week parenting series, “Meeting the Needs of Children,” that she has been teaching for over sixteen years. The premise is that a strong parent-child bond is the key to children’s optimal human development and our most “effective parenting tool. Connection Parenting is a proactive approach to parenting that supports parents and caregivers in creating and maintaining the strong bonds children need to thrive.
ForeWord Magazine BOOK-OF-THE-YEAR 2005 FINALIST. Pam Leo’s work is receiving critical acclaim for its profound importance to the parenting community:
Joseph Chilton Pearce, author, MAGICAL CHILD: “Over the years I have followed Pam Leo’s l… More >>
Connection Parenting: Parenting through Connection instead of Coersion, through Love instead of Fear
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February 6th, 2011
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Harville Hendrix and his wife, Helen Hunt, brought their relationship expertise to Giving the Love That Heals, the acclaimed parenting guide with a groundbreaking premise: by healing past wounds to their own psyches, parents can nurture and encourage emotional wholeness in their children. Now, with this wonderful companion volume, you can achieve personal transformations that will enrich the life you share with your children, regardless of their age. Here are practical, hands-on exercises and affirmations that make the insights of Giving the Love That Heals a day-to-day reality. As you learn more about yourself and your own upbringing, you’ll: RESOLVE the “cycle of wounding” — the handing-down of em… More >>
The Parenting Companion: Meditations and Exercises For Giving the Love That Heals
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January 10th, 2011
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To me, my children have always and will always come first. But my fiance’s daughter and my two daughters (1st, 2nd and 3rd grades) do not get along very well. Plus he has a 10th grade daughter which is totally foreign to me. My girls are very self disciplined, polite, respectful and honest. His daughters get into trouble at school, are mouthy, disrespectful and not so truthful. This is a constant source of “discussion” with us and I was hoping that it would get better as time went on. But it has been 18 months now and I still find myself explaining to my girls about his daughters negative behaviors. His attitude is that they are just kids so they rarely have any consequences to their actions. Where as my girls do. Other than going super drastic and separating up weekends with the kids, how do I make him see that he is doing his girls a disservice in the long run? Also, I have known people to divorce over the blended family children not getting along. I do not want this to happen! Thanks for any advice.
Hummmm, I knew I would get the “your kids are perfect and his are bad” comment. That is not it at all. Different values and upbringing is the issue. My girls still get in trouble. They are not little soldiers. But they know that if they do, there will be consequences. My ex-husband and I get a long better now than we did the last 5 of 12 years of marraige. And we have always been on the same page with disciplining. This is just something new to me and I was asking for advice, not to be attacked. Thank you to those who have given me ideas and things to think about.
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December 28th, 2010
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Restoring the Christian Family
By John Loren and Paula Sandford Timely. Prophetic. On the cutting edge. In Restoring the Christian Family, the Sandfords confront the issues facing families today with sound logic based on scriptural truth. In-depth insights from more than thirty years of counseling experience combine forcefully with helpful illustrations from the author’s own family life, providing practical wisdom for every reader who is concerned about his or her family. Restoring the Christian Family helps to fulfill the prophecy of Malachi,”…And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their fathers…” (Mal. 4:6)… More >>
Restoring the Christian Family: A Biblical Guide to Love, Marriage, and Parenting In A Changing World
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December 26th, 2010
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The wisdom you need from the pastor you love. Parenting is far from easy. From fi rst steps to fi rst dates, parenthood is filled with unique challenges. Yet there is no greater joy than nurturing one of God’s most precious gifts. New York Times best-selling author David Jeremiah presents a heartwarming look at adventures in parenting. Drawing from his own rich journey through fatherhood, Pastor Jeremiah shares wit and wisdom on raising children in an unpredictable world. Each insightful chapter features timeless truths from God’s Word, offering encouragement for the road ahead. Be refreshed. Be challenged. Be inspired to build a rich and deep legacy of faith for your family…. More >>
Hopeful Parenting: Encouragement for Raising Kids Who Love God
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