Parenting Is A Contact Sport: 8 Ways To Stay Connected To Your Kids For Life

Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Parenting
Cover of the book Parenting Is A Contact Sport: 8 Ways To Stay Connected To Your Kids For Life by Joanne Stern, Greenleaf Book Group
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Author: Joanne Stern ISBN: 9781608320097
Publisher: Greenleaf Book Group Publication: April 1, 2009
Imprint: Greenleaf Book Group Press Language: English
Author: Joanne Stern
ISBN: 9781608320097
Publisher: Greenleaf Book Group
Publication: April 1, 2009
Imprint: Greenleaf Book Group Press
Language: English
Parenting is a Contact Sport will help parents build permanent and powerful relationships with their children that will see them through tough challenges.

Skillfully balancing information from her years as a therapist and her experience as the mother of two girls, the author guides the readers through the biggest problem areas of parenting, including communication, discipline, belonging, honesty, and self-esteem. Readers will learn that the key is establishing a connection through physical, verbal, and even unspoken contact.

This book will stimulate thinking about families and provide courage to improve, renew, or repair damaged relationships. Providing specific behavioral advice supported by anecdotal material, the author coaches readers through the tough spots of making contact and deepening bonds--in the present and for the future.

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Parenting is a Contact Sport will help parents build permanent and powerful relationships with their children that will see them through tough challenges.

Skillfully balancing information from her years as a therapist and her experience as the mother of two girls, the author guides the readers through the biggest problem areas of parenting, including communication, discipline, belonging, honesty, and self-esteem. Readers will learn that the key is establishing a connection through physical, verbal, and even unspoken contact.

This book will stimulate thinking about families and provide courage to improve, renew, or repair damaged relationships. Providing specific behavioral advice supported by anecdotal material, the author coaches readers through the tough spots of making contact and deepening bonds--in the present and for the future.

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