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Lessons in unsentimental parenting

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About this book

Ann Benton used to run parenting skills classes in local schools. People kept saying 'This is great, where do you get this stuff?' She came clean, 'Actually, it's from the Bible.'

This book contains the wisdom distilled from Ann's popular seminars on parenting the next generation. She uses a 'God's eye view' of what we are really like in order to help people who are seeking to be responsible parents in an increasingly child-centred society.

You will learn six key concepts: accept, beware, communicate, discipline, evaluate and fear the Lord. These are applied with understanding and sensitivity.

Specifications

Contributors:
Ann Benton
ISBN:
9781857928761
Format:
Paperback
First published:
October 2004
Dimensions:
110mm x 180mm x 9mm
Weight:
0.09 kg
Print size:
10.0pt
Language:
English
Pages:
125
Publisher:
Christian Focus

Contents

Introduction

Lesson 1: Accept
Lesson 2: Beware
Lesson 3: Communicate
Lesson 4: Discipline
Lesson 5: Evaluate
Lesson 6: Fear the Lord

Conclusion

Customer Reviews

5.00 stars Excellent and easy to read

 

This book is short (which is great when you have young children!), straight to the point and incredibly helpful practically and theologically in how to approach parenting. I really recommend it

5.00 stars A guide to parenting that needs to be read by all

 

This book is a must and I wish we had read it 11 years ago when our first child was born. It is a book that will keep being read untill all the information and guidence become second nature, as like most, we have let our parenting be guided by modern living and the media. We cannot recommend highly enough.

5.00 stars A must for all parents.

 

Every parent should have a copy of this handed to them together with their newborn!!! This is a fantastic book with so much help and advice. It is easy to read between demands for food and splitting up squabbling siblings. I keep referring to it and have it close to hand at all times.

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