Why Smart Parents do the Same Dumb Things
The third volume in the acclaimed psychologist’s “Smart People…
Dumb Things” series, this user- friendly guide provides fresh, new ideas for bringing kids up right. Naturally, you want to raise competent, compassionate, children – capable of facing life’s problems and the challenges of interpersonal relationships in a fast-changing world. But it’s tough to teach these skills without having them yourself. In this book, you’ll discover that competence, adaptability and a willingness to learn are far more effective that living by any preconceived “parenting rules”. Dr. Tatsuguchi’s unique approach is rooted in both modern scientific methodology and time-honored Buddhist principles of respect for the human spirit. Why Smart Parents Do the Same Dumb Things will help you improve your strategies for coping with daily life and teach your children the same skills – leading to happier, more successful lives for everyone in the family.
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Dumb Things” series, this user- friendly guide provides fresh, new ideas for bringing kids up right. Naturally, you want to raise competent, compassionate, children – capable of facing life’s problems and the challenges of interpersonal relationships in a fast-changing world. But it’s tough to teach these skills without having them yourself. In this book, you’ll discover that competence, adaptability and a willingness to learn are far more effective that living by any preconceived “parenting rules”. Dr. Tatsuguchi’s unique approach is rooted in both modern scientific methodology and time-honored Buddhist principles of respect for the human spirit. Why Smart Parents Do the Same Dumb Things will help you improve your strategies for coping with daily life and teach your children the same skills – leading to happier, more successful lives for everyone in the family.
Why Smart Parents do the Same Dumb Things
The third volume in the acclaimed psychologist’s “Smart People…
Dumb Things” series, this user- friendly guide provides fresh, new ideas for bringing kids up right. Naturally, you want to raise competent, compassionate, children – capable of facing life’s problems and the challenges of interpersonal relationships in a fast-changing world. But it’s tough to teach these skills without having them yourself. In this book, you’ll discover that competence, adaptability and a willingness to learn are far more effective that living by any preconceived “parenting rules”. Dr. Tatsuguchi’s unique approach is rooted in both modern scientific methodology and time-honored Buddhist principles of respect for the human spirit. Why Smart Parents Do the Same Dumb Things will help you improve your strategies for coping with daily life and teach your children the same skills – leading to happier, more successful lives for everyone in the family.
Dumb Things” series, this user- friendly guide provides fresh, new ideas for bringing kids up right. Naturally, you want to raise competent, compassionate, children – capable of facing life’s problems and the challenges of interpersonal relationships in a fast-changing world. But it’s tough to teach these skills without having them yourself. In this book, you’ll discover that competence, adaptability and a willingness to learn are far more effective that living by any preconceived “parenting rules”. Dr. Tatsuguchi’s unique approach is rooted in both modern scientific methodology and time-honored Buddhist principles of respect for the human spirit. Why Smart Parents Do the Same Dumb Things will help you improve your strategies for coping with daily life and teach your children the same skills – leading to happier, more successful lives for everyone in the family.
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| ISBN-13: | 9781948011136 |
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| Publisher: | Watermark Publishing |
| Publication date: | 09/01/2019 |
| Pages: | 184 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.50(d) |
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