Raising Your Child's Mind Without Losing Yours

Author: Kevin Leman

At the end of each chapter, there's a section titled "Important Questions"; these are questions to stimulate your thoughts. You can also use them as a starting point for discussion with your partner or significant other, your work lunch group, your meditation group, your walking buddies, other mothers at dinner, or a small group of people. To develop your parenting skills, talk to other parents. Ask them about their experiences, what worked, what didn't, and why? What would they do differently now if they could handle such situations again? Comparing notes and brainstorming with others in your shoes is the best way to remind yourself that you are not alone in your successes and failures. You can encourage and support each other in this challenging and highly rewarding task of raising children to become happy and healthy adults. This book will help you take the lead in your family again through its real-life experiences and practical assistance; therefore, throughout the book, I will switch between addressing you in the masculine singular, feminine singular, or plural forms. It will also help you manage the chaos that is a natural part of life, enabling you to enjoy a natural and undisturbed atmosphere every morning (and at all other times of the day). I guarantee it.