The Successful Child: What Parents Can Do to Help Kids Turn Out Well
ISBN-13:
9780316777490
ISBN-10:
0316777498
Edition:
1
Author:
William Sears
Publication date:
2002
Publisher:
Little, Brown Spark
Format:
Paperback
268 pages
Category:
Children's Studies
,
Social Sciences
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ISBN-13:
9780316777490
ISBN-10:
0316777498
Edition:
1
Author:
William Sears
Publication date:
2002
Publisher:
Little, Brown Spark
Format:
Paperback
268 pages
Category:
Children's Studies
,
Social Sciences
Summary
The Successful Child: What Parents Can Do to Help Kids Turn Out Well (ISBN-13: 9780316777490 and ISBN-10: 0316777498), written by authors
William Sears, was published by Little, Brown Spark in 2002.
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In this book, the Searses bring the reason and common sense of their philosophy of parenting to the hurdles of raising the older child.
Attachment parenting is not just for babies; as children grow, they need to expand the web of their secure attachments to friends, teachers, community and the wider world. As there is no single plan for any one family, the Searses show a range of ways a parent can retain a child's trust and wield a positive influence as their child matures. By following the advice laid out in this book, parents can see that the bonds they have nurtured since infancy will provide the anchor that will ground their children through the challenging teen years to adulthood.
Attachment parenting is not just for babies; as children grow, they need to expand the web of their secure attachments to friends, teachers, community and the wider world. As there is no single plan for any one family, the Searses show a range of ways a parent can retain a child's trust and wield a positive influence as their child matures. By following the advice laid out in this book, parents can see that the bonds they have nurtured since infancy will provide the anchor that will ground their children through the challenging teen years to adulthood.
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