Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition)
Pinon Press - Pinon Press
Release date: 2006-06-05
Hardcover
Author: Jim Fay
Family & Relationships, Religion - Marriage & Family, Child Care/Parenting, Christian Life - Parenting, Developmental - Child, Parenting - General, Education, Family Relationships, Parenting - Child Rearing, Parent and child, Parenting, Responsibility in children
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Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition)
Date undefinedIt really opened my eyes to what I was doing wrong and made me aware of why and how I can fix my current parenting style.
Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition)
Date undefinedMy husband and I have found this book to be very helpful with teaching our children how to make better choices. We have learned so much about identifying the types of parents we are and great parenting techniques for various situations.
Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition)
Date undefinedFrom locking toddlers in their rooms to doing absolutely nothing if your child has disciplinary problems at school, from letting them sleep in if they won't get themselves up for school and ignoring emotional breakdowns unless it affects you personally, this book takes insane american independence to the edge.
The authors actually go as far as to say that your child's problems shouldn't be your problems. You shouldn't step in to help your child if there is as much as "20% chance he can fix it himself" and says that if you do, he'll get the message that he is incapable of doing anything himself. Says who?? What hogwash! If my parents ever stepped in for me as a child, to defend, protect, or help out, the message I got was that they cared, and we were a family!
When as parents you act like you don't care, guess what the message is? That you don't care! There's logic for you.
America has gone to the stupid side with all the independence theories and our children are the test animals.
You know, when I was a kid parents who stepped in so little to either help or discipline their children, they were considered negligent. The actions themselves aren't new, just the labels.
