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Active Parenting Now Parent's Guide

Active Parenting Now Parent's Guide

No. 1903


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by Michael H. Popkin, Ph.D.
This book provides vital information for parents of children ages 5 to 12. Covers ways to discipline your child without violence; how to build courage and character; how to deal with problems and risks; and more.

Chapter 1 - The Active Parent
Chapter 2 - Winning Cooperation
Chapter 3 - Responsibility and Discipline
Chapter 4 - Understanding and Redirecting Misbehavior
Chapter 5 - Building Courage, Character and Self-Esteem
Chapter 6 - The Active Family Now
Appendix - Class Worksheets

Contains the skills, activities, and at-home practice needed to turn your Active Parenting Now class into a dynamic learning experience. Click for sample pages. (224 pp.)

"This book is divided into manageable, but very detailed, segments. Dr. Popkin's style offers scenarios and suggestions for action, and 'homework' exercises that help parents practice how to interact effectively with their children. He advocates, for example, asking children's help, giving the child a choice, and making sure parents can live with those choices. This approach is based on the premise that parenting is difficult but essential, and that people today have little or no training in how to be a parent. Indeed, Dr. Popkin founded this publishing company in 1980 for the express purpose of teaching parents; it offers a plethora of books and videotapes on childrearing, including subjects ranging from education and violence prevention to divorce and grief. The common thread is parental involvement, something hard to do in today's busy world, but nonetheless essential."

-ForeWord magazine, Fall 2003

 

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