Parenting Without Tears Portrays the role of women and mothers in family upbringing. The author examines the different concepts of the ideal family and explains how "The Fall in the Garden of Eden" has impacted Today's Family. She explains that "Family" now exists only with a few people as it continues to lose its meaning . When a father thinks that enough is enough, he walks out on the family. When a mother feels the same way, she dumps her own children and walks away. Readers will find out: - Why God created the ideal family. - The importance of family values. - Why people fail in parenting. - The role modern technology has played.

From early childhood to adolescence, common misbehaviors emerge as a primary concern of both parents and educators. In "Discipline Without Tears," Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs provides a clear, constructive outline of his proven strategies for dealing with a wide range of childhood misbehaviors. Believing that children are social beings who want to belong, Dreikurs stresses encouragement, cooperation, and firm control in a democratic alliance of parents, teachers, and children. This sound and sensible guide offers surefire techniques and time-tested advice, especially designed for those who need to deal with large groups of children or with children in a classroom setting. Full of concrete examples and written in a warm, understanding tone, "Discipline Without Tears" enables parents and teachers to help children change for the better.

Sometimes in our family lives we come across particular problems that we struggle to overcome. This new series of books from Prentice Hall Life will help parents find solutions to specific, yet common, parenting problems. Stress-free Parenting: Meals without Tears is quick and easy to use, giving fast advice to stressed out parents. Dealing with just one issue means that help is focussed and parents can easily access the guidance and techniques they need. The book will also help parents to identify, understand and alleviate their own stresses around eating and mealtimes and help them to recognize the flashpoints and triggers for problems.

We mistrust our relational nature -- A first lesson for Louis: The fork in the road -- Lewis's experience is the message: Presumed innocence frees us to receive it -- EMDR: The window that reveals an emotional code -- PTSD is the tip of our emotional iceberg -- The phantom child experience and our corrupted database of emtional expectancy -- Decontaminating identity: It's not "Who are you?", It's "Where and when is your attention attuned"? -- What you do does not define who you are: Where and when you stand does define what you do (and staying clear about all of this enables parenting without fear) -- Daydreaming, phantom experience, and wakefulness: It's not all just you -- Wakeful mindbodynet navigation -- The first step of wakeful mindbodynet navigation: Noticing -- The second step of wakeful mindbodynet navigation: Factual accepting -- The third step of wakeful mindbodynet navigation: Receiving the message -- The last step of wakeful mindbodynet navigation: Attuning to wakefulness by programming and using the Mindbodynet Positioning System (MPS) -- Parenting with shamefear and without it: Examples with Susan -- The freedom of feeling your true competence: Faith in the GoL Program and embracing the junior partner role as you parent -- Optimal parental empowerment: The balance of nutrelational powers and necessary helpfulness -- Parenting without (shame)fear: What you'd tend to do and what you wouldn't.

An eye-opening guide to the world’s best parenting strategies Research reveals that American kids lag behind in academic achievement, happiness, and wellness. Christine Gross-Loh exposes culturally determined norms we have about “good parenting,” and asks, Are there parenting strategies other countries are getting right that we are not? This book takes us across the globe and examines how parents successfully foster resilience, creativity, independence, and academic excellence in their children. Illuminating the surprising ways in which culture shapes our parenting practices, Gross-Loh offers objective, research-based insight such as: Co-sleeping may promote independence in kids. “Hoverparenting” can damage a child’s resilience. Finnish children, who rank among the highest academic achievers, enjoy multiple recesses a day. Our obsession with self-esteem may limit a child’s potential.

Parenting without tears is a much needed wake up call, because many of us have forgotten that "parent" is not just a noun, but it is also a verb. It is more than just a description, it is an action. This book will counsel parents and would-be parents on how to raise a child in a golly way. Sticking to the principles shared can turn ordinary parents into extraordinary. After going through this masterpiece, it will be realized that parenting is one of the stress-free and less tiring journeys when we decide to do the needful. It is presents a down to earth and thought-provoking insight into becoming not just a great parent but a parent with style. Believe me, this is exactly the book you will need to become the kind of parent you have always desired to become.