EBOOK
Parenting
Unlocking the Secrets to Happier Kids and Happier You (The Lost Art of Building Relationships With Y
Eduardo Garcia(0)
About
This book offers a glimpse into how we can create a haven of love within our homes amidst the chaos of modern life. It's a reminder that parenting is not just about quick fixes or shortcuts; it's a beautiful journey that requires our time and dedication. Despite the demands of being working parents, we must carve out moments to connect with our children, even if it's just 20-30 minutes a day without distractions.
In this book you will learn:Steer the emotional rollercoaster of parenting with resilience and graceAchieve work-life harmony as a career-driven motherTransform mom-guilt into personal growth and inner peace; nurture long-neglected dreamsCultivate holistic development and craft a life of richness and fulfilment for yourselfInspire children to develop strong values & qualities essential to thriveBuild deeper relationships with those you love mostUnlock enduring happiness for yourself, your children and your family
Some people think that there is only one perfect approach to parenting. But can one approach apply equally to individuals who think, feel and respond differently?
Some people believe that parenting is simply about applying the lessons we learnt from our parents' experience of raising us. But can we ignore the fact that times have changed and our children's lives have been further complicated by pace, competitiveness and social media?
In this book you will learn:Steer the emotional rollercoaster of parenting with resilience and graceAchieve work-life harmony as a career-driven motherTransform mom-guilt into personal growth and inner peace; nurture long-neglected dreamsCultivate holistic development and craft a life of richness and fulfilment for yourselfInspire children to develop strong values & qualities essential to thriveBuild deeper relationships with those you love mostUnlock enduring happiness for yourself, your children and your family
Some people think that there is only one perfect approach to parenting. But can one approach apply equally to individuals who think, feel and respond differently?
Some people believe that parenting is simply about applying the lessons we learnt from our parents' experience of raising us. But can we ignore the fact that times have changed and our children's lives have been further complicated by pace, competitiveness and social media?