Parenting Isn't for Cowards: Dealing Confidently With the Frustrations of Child-Rearing

by James C. Dobson

Hardcover, 1987

Status

Available

Call number

HQ755 .D63

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Publication

Word (1987), Edition: First Edition, 239 pages

Description

Unfortunately, children don't come with operating instructions, so raising even the most compliant kids can sometimes be disconcerting. Acknowledging that some youngsters are more challenging than others, Dr. James Dobson offers real help with establishing parent-child relationships, maintaining sanity, and banishing guilt. A Doctor of Philosophy in child development and the founder of the international organization Focus on the Family, Dr. Dobson has become one of America's most respected family therapists. Drawing on a landmark study of 35,000 parents, as well as on his experience as both a professional and a parent, the author offers valuable advice on every aspect of parenting. This insightful best-seller offers parents the opportunity to find fulfillment in every stage of parenting, from bringing children into the world to letting them go. Narrator John McDonough's reassuring voice inspires a healthy dose of parenting confidence.… (more)

User reviews

LibraryThing member tgee
This book was really discouraging to us, and unnecessarily so. Not recommended.
LibraryThing member BethanyBible
Today's parents face a great deal of challenges, and these frustrations have produced what Dr. James Dobson calls a "crisis of confidence" in today's parents. This fact was verified in his study of more than 35,000 parents. Parenting Isn't For Cowards is intended as a celebration of parenthood. The
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purpose is to encourage parents who are raising their children in a shock-wave world.
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Language

Original language

English

Physical description

239 p.; 9.3 inches

ISBN

9780849906305

LCC

HQ755 .D63

Rating

(20 ratings; 3.2)
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