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Really Short Shorts: Book 2: Bathroom Edition by Larry Webb
How to Find the Best Cheap Videogames, CD’s, DVD’s, and Audiobooks by Dan Plouff
In No Particular Order by Kevin Brennan
Breastfeeding or Formula?: A Real Simple Guide to Feeding Your Newborn Baby (Real Simple Motherhood) by Sarah Marquez
Turning Points (Friendly Universe) by Ardys Reverman
Coaching Young Couch Potatoes: A Game Plan for Raising Responsible Young Adults by Michael Clapier
Flip Flap Sign Mealtime: Baby Signs for Eating by Veronica Wagenet
Parenting Made Easy – Safety: Easy Steps to Protect your Child by Martin Mosley
The lessons throughout are the summation of the best practices I have found from research, documentaries, other parent’s opinions and my own personal experience. Parents are all aware there are dangers, but never think it can happen to their children. We must educate our children now of potential threats and minimize any possible risk, before something regrettable happens.
Risks come from obvious places, but more frequently from not so apparent areas. I am confident that just by reading this book; you will gain insight and learn easy steps you can take now, to help safeguard your children.
Our children and their safety are the single most important thing in our lives. The examples and suggestions in the this book are easy to discuss and implement, and will help give you peace of mind knowing your children are prepared.
101 Tips for Parenting Teenagers Or “Who Messed Up My Kid?” by Kurt Zimmerman
To the parent of a teenager, there are no sweeter words than these. Help is here!
This book is the one I wish I had read 29 years ago, when my first child turned 13. Since then, I have parented twelve children careening through their teen years, the twilight zone period between thirteen and eighteen years of age.
Whether you think of this time period as ‘The Never Ending Story’, ‘Mission Impossible’, or ‘Walking Through the Valley of the Shadow of Debt’, it is not only possible for you to survive your child’s teenage years, but to build a solid adult relationship with them.
This book contains 101 ideas that can help you navigate the teenage minefield!
As parents, we think we always need to have the right answer, and have everything figured out.
Then life happens.
There is no way to plan a perfect response to the unexpected. It is essential to be hard on some things and soft on others. Confident, yet understanding. Accessible, yet discreetly invisible. You need to be as firm as a drill sergeant and as flexible as a yoga instructor. You need to use all of the experience you’ve gathered over the years, but never forget what it was like to be a teenager.
Parenting teenagers is not for the faint of heart and nobody gets it right all the time.
The good news is this: You are already an exceptional parent! In fact, I would guess that you are in the upper percentile of good parents! I say that confidently because you are taking positive measures to improve your parenting skills by shopping for books such as this. This book is by no means the tell all or end all of parenting books, but rather, a collection of useful tips from my nearly thirty years of parenting teenagers.
I would also guess that you are already doing a lot of things right! We all make mistakes, and mine have been mercifully left out of this book, saved for another larger volume to be written later.
Or not.
101 Tips For Parenting Teenagers Or “Who Messed Up My Kid?” will help you avoid some of the mistakes I made while you make YOUR journey through the teenage years. Whether you are a parent, a teenager, or an innocent bystander, it is my hope that you will find the following pages enlightening and (I hope) a little bit entertaining.