Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview: #1 The Solution in the Adult Children of Alcoholics program is to become your own loving parent. However, until 2021, the program didn’t have a workbook focused on reparenting. This book was created to fill that need. #2 The process of becoming your own loving parent is a journey that will take time and require you to overcome some resistance, but it is ultimately liberating. You will learn how to recognize, allow, and feel your feelings, as well as honor your needs. #3 The exercises and guidance in this book will help you put your innate qualities of love, compassion, and kindness into action. You will need support from others, and you may need to try things out and make adjustments as you go. #4 Reparenting can be difficult. As we come to believe that our inner loving parent loves us unconditionally and that we’re supported by a higher power of our understanding, we begin to break the Don’t Talk, Don’t Trust, Don’t Feel rule of family dysfunction.

Where are you on your life path? Have you just learned that you will become a parent? Do you have a grown-up child whom you paid little loving attention to and now feel disconnected or even guilty? Are you a grandparent, wondering how to behave differently, better, more caring than with your own children? Maybe there is a feeling of lack of love or support from your childhood? Maybe you have hidden scars deep in yourself that prevent you from feeling loved and fully appreciated, as a child or as a parent? Where would you like to be? If you want to be more present, more loving, fully alive, then you simply need to clean what is disturbing you now. It is easy. It just takes a sincere wish, open mind, some words spoken out loud, plenty of cleansing tears, and you are with love, free. Follow the simple energy exercises in the book; they will lead you to becoming a loving parent.

Should you feed your baby whenever she wants or put her on a schedule? Do you impose consequences on children who don't do their homework or clean up their room, or do you help them with chores and homework? Should you respond to the difficult adolescent with tender love or tough love? Parents are faced every day with a multitude of decisions, and they worry about making the right choices. The Smart Love Parent offers a breakthrough method to parenting created and tested by the husband-and-wife team of Dr. Martha Heineman Pieper and Dr. William J. Pieper. The Piepers offer a new understanding of the entire sweep of child development, allowing you to view the process of growing up through your child's eyes. Their patient and caring approach avoids the extremes of permissiveness and of the old reward-and-punishment style of parenting that turns parents into disciplinarians. By offering a relaxed and realistic timetable for your child's development, they identify some previously unrecognized developmental milestones and show you how to help your child reach them through guiding, not punishing. If you understand your child's point of view, you can better know how to love her and how to respond to her actions. The Smart Love Parent helps parents cultivate a child's inner happiness, which is the best means of ensuring your child will grow up well behaved, responsible, self-confident, and able to reach his or her fullest potential. Book jacket.

Presents a forty-day devotional of "dares" for parents, challenging one or both parents to understand, practice, and communicate Christ-like love to their children.

These poems express how children love parents in different stages of life from children's point of view! All the poems are written in simple English so that anybody can read and understand very easily. All the poems contain meaningful sentences without any cryptic meanings and twisted sentences. This book is written keeping in mind parents and children of all ages from all over the world. Everybody passes through birth, infancy, childhood, teenage, adulthood, marriage, old age etc. So, everybody should read this book to understand how their parents love them and care for them in different stages of life. CONTENTS - How a fetus feels about parents - How newborns love parents - How infants love parents - How kids love parents - How kids feel seeing parents after many days - How kids make parents angry - How naughty kids behave with parents - How kids annoy parents - How kids don't let parents do their work - How kids spoil things - How kids play with toys - How kids feel when parents feed them - How kids feel when playing with parents - How children feel going to school first time - How school-going children love parents - Parents are everything to me - Parents are my gods - How much I love you - How you surprise me! - How teenagers love parents - How some teenagers behave with parents - How children love aged parents - How parents share children's life! - How children worry about aged parents - How children think about parents - How some children abandon aged parents - How some children feel when parents die - How some children feel gratitude for parents - How some children love parents after death - How children repent for neglecting parents - How to overcome depression - What is love? - Purpose of life? Hope you like this book. Thank you, Kareti Rama Krishna

Many years passed since the idea to write a book teaching English to kids and parents came to my mind and now I want to share it with you. I started my career as a teacher at school, teaching English to children in a secondary school and found out, that it was too late to start teaching a foreign language to the kids of age 11-12 years old. The linguistic ability to grasp languages at this age was declining and we, as teachers, were simply wasting our efforts: it was hard for the children to master a new language and it was hard for the teacher to make them learn it.The learning process became painful and in most cases unsuccessful. The natural way out of this precarious situation was to start teaching English as early as possible, when kids can start learning with no effort, when new words are remembered in no time and speech in a foreign language comes as easy as the mother language. So I started experimenting with the kid’s age at which learning a foreign language can be done most easy and in a favorable way. My approach was different from just developing the bilingual kids. When developing a bilingual child one should speak with a child in both languages. Usually two parents can do this effortlessly by speaking with a child in two languages simultaneously and then a child can speak both languages. But who in my country at this time, the former USSR, could speak English at home to a child?

Discover eye-opening yet simple strategies for becoming an effective parent! Whether it’s your first time as a parent, whether you’re a mother or a father, this book takes you through the ups and downs of an extraordinary love which is parental love. Through this book, you’ll get to know common myths and mistakes which surround parenting and how to successfully navigate around them. Further, you will learn how to make your presence felt around your child both physically and emotionally so that they look up to you as their guiding star. You will embark on a journey to develop a hands-on approach to becoming an effective parent. The author takes you through different stages of parenthood with real-life examples, tips, and tricks that she has developed through a 22-year long career of interacting, guiding, and counseling parents from different walks of life. A must-read for all who aspire to become more effective parents! Now, who says parenting has to be a tough nut to crack?