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Our ancestors didn’t read books or take courses on effective parenting, yet most seemed to do it better than today’s adults. The reality is that they probably weren’t better parents, but the lifestyles and society that existed then were more conducive to helping children become responsible adults. The complexities of modern society make parenting more challenging than ever before. For parents struggling with problems like entitlement, idleness, disrespect, anger, or other other challenges, this book may provide some solutions. With the information provided, you can help your children become responsible, reliable, helpful, kind and more. It won't cost a lot of money and you don't need a degree in psychology. You do need to love your children and be willing to sacrifice time and effort--things you are probably already doing. The book draws heavily on LDS Church (Mormon) philosophy and teaching, but readers from a wide range of backgrounds can relate to the principles and experiences described. The focus is on basic values and simple, common sense methods for effectively teaching them to children. There is no psychobabble and no clinical language. It is written in a easy-to-read style that anyone can understand.
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