And since we
have no common sense a book like this can come in very handy. I am not trying to put anyone down, I’m sure
I suffer from a lack of common sense myself, but the lack of people’s ability to
parent their children these days is abominable.
But how are
they supposed to know what to do? So
many who are parents now were raised in families where both parents have worked
and the children were raised in daycare and school instead of at home. Again, I’m not coming down on people, I’m
just stating the reality of our society at this time. So, essentially, if parents didn’t “parent”
you, how are you to know how to deal with your own children? Modern
Parents, Vintage Values steps in to help parents understand issues children
are facing today and how to deal with it as a Parent.
Melissa
Trevathan, M.R.E. and Sissy Goff, M.Ed., LPC-MHSP, counselors at Daystar
Counseling Ministries, sound like they have pretty much heard and seen it all
in regards to children and their parents.
Using the experience they have gleaned over the years, they offer
parents practical, though not always easy, advice on how to deal with modern
problems every family will face. Values
are encouraged, such as kindness, gratitude, integrity, and many more while
also dealing with the entitlement issue so many people seem to have. This is a great resource for all of us raising
children these days.
For more information and interviews with the authors, click here, or on the title above!
I received this
book free of charge from B&H Publishing Group through NetGalley in exchange
for an honest review.
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