Parenting Done Right: An Easy Guide for Raising a Child That You Can Be Proud of
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This book is your guideline and your lifeline to raising a child that you can be proud of. Nobody wants to have a bratty child whose favorite word is no and who never listens; and this book will ensure that your child grows up with none of those bad traits and has all of the good ones.
Learn how to raise a child who is happy, healthy, respectful and obedient; a child who is well equipped to succeed in life.
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Parenting Done Right - Judie O. Michael
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© 2013 by Judie O. Michael
ISBN 9781456619800
All rights reserved. The reproduction or utilization of this work in whole in part, in any form by any print, electronic, mechanical or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including xerography, photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system is forbidden without the written permission of the publisher.
Any information provided in this book is through the author’s interpretation. The author has done strenuous work to reassure the accuracy of this subject. If you wish you attempt any of the practices provided in this book, you are doing so with your own responsibility. The author will not be held accountable for any misinterpretations or misrepresentations of the information provided here.
Contents
Introduction
Potty Training
Building a Relationship
Values and Confidence
Playtime
Diet
Teaching Them to Behave
Conclusion
Introduction
There is nothing more perfect than holding your new baby for the first time. However, babies do not come with manuals and parents are often stressed out and worried if they are doing things right.
Is this the right thing for their child? Everybody loves to give advice to new parents and much of what they are told might clash with what somebody else had told them.
Who to believe? What method do you use? What do you do as they get older? Discipline or not discipline? Best potty training methods?
Take a deep breath because if you have child that is under the age of ten, this book is written just for you. Naturally, you want to raise children who are confident, respectful and polite and the ideas, tips and methods in this book are time honored and time tested; in short, they work.
It is necessary to have a good relationship with your child and this book will help you be able to do so and to raise them the right way.
It is important to raise your children the right way because they really are the next generation. How you raise them will in turn, determine how they raise their own children. In a world where violence seems to be on the rise, raising children can seem like a daunting prospect.
You want your child to be safe and in order to do that; you need to be a hands-on parent. You need to instill values and morals into your child.
If you are a working parent, that’s understandable. Not everybody can stay home with their children but you still need to be a hands-on parent.
When you are home, you need to devote your time to your family so you build up your relationships with your children and can help guide them as they grow up because their childhood is when they develop their morals and beliefs and that is where this book comes in.
Remember that children lead by example. If you want your child to not back talk, you need to not back talk either. If you want your child to be kind you need to show kindness to everybody.
Children learn from their parents, if you do something,