Permission To Parent
Berman, Robin
A helpful, much-needed handbook that teaches parents how to be comfortable with letting their children know who's boss—a structured approach that can break the cycle of raising psychologically fragile kids and foster children with greater self-esteem, respect, and emotional control.Over the past few decades, the power structure intrinsic to the family unit has flip-flopped. Chi...
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A helpful, much-needed handbook that teaches parents how to be comfortable with letting their children know who's boss—a structured approach that can break the cycle of raising psychologically fragile kids and foster children with greater self-esteem, respect, and emotional control.
Over the past few decades, the power structure intrinsic to the family unit has flip-flopped. Children have become the center of the universe, ruling the roost with some serious ramifications for their wellbeing. By trying to constantly please their children and make them happy, parents are actually making their children anxious. In attempting to veer from the strictness of their own upbringing, many parents have gone too far the other way, showering praise onto their children in the hope of increasing self-esteem, forgetting that self-control is a key to instilling self-confidence.
Dr. Robin Berman's extensive clinical experience has helped parents and children navigate the emotional and psychological minefields of family dynamics. In this essential parenting guide, she strikes the perfect balance of advice, anecdote, and research, explaining why parents need to be in charge and providing the tools they can use to give their children what they really need: limits, time, and more love.
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