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| Parenting Survival Kit: How to Make It through the Parenting Years with Your Family, Sanity and Wallet Intact | | Author: | Aleta Koman | ISBN: | 0399525807 | Format: | Handover | Publish Date: | June, 2005 | | | | | | | | | Book Review | | |
Book Description Being a parent is never easy. And in today's complicated, hustle and bustle world, it can seem next to impossible. The Parenting Survival Kit doesn't offer theories--it provides real solutions to most common parenting issues, problems and concerns--including:
How can I tell if my child is active, overactive, or hyperactive? Should I place my infant in child care now or wait until later? What is the ideal approach for toilet training? Is my child spending too much time in front of a computer and not enough time playing with friends? How can I alleviate my child's stress about my divorce--and my own stress at the same time? How do I confront my teenager about drug and alcohol abuse? Is there a limit to the amount of privacy I should permit my kids?
This invaluable reference is perfect for handling your kids--and yourselves--with care. Addresses parents' issues of stress, values, work, family conflicts, and parenting as partners An A-to-Z compendium for easy reference Includes extensive resource listings for books, videos and websites
About the Author Aleta Koman, M.Ed., is a nationally celebrated child and family therapist who maintains a private practice in the Boston area. The on-air expert for family and parenting issues for CBS-TV in Boston, she has taught at the college level in the psychology and professional studies departments. Currently she is a parent educator for Families First and at Workplace Connections.
Edward Myers is the author of several books including When Parents Die: A Guide for Adults. Together, they authored How to Mend a Broken Heart: Letting Go and Moving On.
Parenting Survival Kit: How to Make It through the Parenting Years with Your Family, Sanity and Wallet Intact FROM THE PUBLISHER Being a parent is never easy. And in today's complicated, hustle and bustle world, it can seem next to impossible. The Parenting Survival Kit doesn't offer theories--it provides real solutions to most common parenting issues, problems and concerns--including:
How can I tell if my child is active, overactive, or hyperactive? Should I place my infant in child care now or wait until later? What is the ideal approach for toilet training? Is my child spending too much time in front of a computer and not enough time playing with friends? How can I alleviate my child's stress about my divorce--and my own stress at the same time? How do I confront my teenager about drug and alcohol abuse? Is there a limit to the amount of privacy I should permit my kids?
This invaluable reference is perfect for handling your kids--and yourselves--with care. Addresses parents' issues of stress, values, work, family conflicts, and parenting as partners An A-to-Z compendium for easy reference Includes extensive resource listings for books, videos and websites
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