Random Acts of Parenting
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Random Acts of Parenting - CJ Coppedge
RANDOM ACTS OF PARENTING
OH, THE MEMORIES THEY WILL HAVE!
BOOK ONE
Copyright © 2015 by CJ Coppedge
All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review or scholarly journal.
First Printing: 2016
ISBN 978-1-329-82763-9
Printed in the United States
Partners In Time Education
Harper, TX 78631
www.partnersintimeeducation.com
Table of Contents
RANDOM ACTS OF PARENTING
OH, THE MEMORIES THEY WILL HAVE!
BOOK ONE
Copyright
DEDICATION
FORWARD
Now that they are here, what do we do with them?
INTRODUCTION
Glossary
Families are a Balancing Act…
Parents are the greatest influence on children.
Empathy
Conversation
Listen
Sincere
Ambivalent
Choice
Consequence
Discipline
Learn
Punishment
Bribe
Rewards
Laughter
Mistakes
Amends
Feelings
Think
Memories
A FINAL NOTE
EPILOGUE
REFERENCES:
BIOGRAPHY:
DEDICATION
To my mom and my dad –
who acknowledged my motherhood and encouraged me to share
what I know and what I have done.
To Geri Clouse, my bestest
parenting buddy whose workshops, conversations, and information
saved me and inspired me! And for your workshop policy, to share what you learn.
To my five children who provide inspiration and many Memories,
and a special thank you to my oldest daughter for contributing editorial services.
To my best friend who chooses to enjoy each day with Laughter and Love.
FORWARD
I write this little book for every parent, step-parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, family member, friend, Teacher and educator…
EVERYONE and ANYONE
associated with children –
of any age!
Children do not choose to be here, it is a Choice that was made for them.
We must choose to provide for them – it truly does take a village to Raise a child.
Through the encouragement of my family and friends, I have agreed to put a few thoughts together to share with others in an effort to inspire and encourage a more positive relationship between parents and their children. I have been complimented on the behavior of my children their entire lives; from childcare providers, restaurant workers, airplane pilots and stewardesses, to family members and friends, and friends of family members, to strangers and Teachers… I have been asked many Times why my children are so well behaved and easy to get along with. They have been complimented on how well they all get along with each other, can carry on a Conversation with most adults, and are just fun to be around…my answer has ALWAYS been "I went to dog school."
Now that they are here, what do we do with them?
Love them. Be profoundly tender, with passionate affection for them. And remember –
"The greatest of these is LOVE." 1 Corinthians 13:13
Nurture them. Rear them, bring them up, train them, and educate them.
Teach them. Impart your knowledge and skills; Give instruction.
Raise them. Serve in the capacity of a parent-to-rear: Lift them up; elevate them: care for them, and promote their growth.
Give them…Present your gifts voluntarily and without expecting compensation from them.
our Time. A series of indefinite and continuous events shared between you. Treasure them.
Guide them. Lead or direct them through life. Assist them in reaching their destination, their goals, and their dreams. Supervise their actions and affairs,