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Title: Raising Children One Day at a Time! A Daily Survival Guide for Committed Parents (365 Meditations)

Author: Thomas Wright

Special Price: $9.95

ISBN#: 0970844417

Published Date: 2001

Soft Cover

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Raising children in today’s challenging environment can be the most stressful…wonderful…tense-filled…amazing…troubling…rewarding times of any parent’s life. With that said, the fact remains that even the best intentions on the part of committed parents can fall apart. Parenting is a never-ending series of bumps in a road that can never be completely smooth. But with encouraging material, such as that found in Tom Wright’s book, even the most fortified parent can find something new to add to their parental tool belt.

With something on the order of two to five minutes each day, an interested parent can find topics for meditation or discussion that can produce some of the most stimulating family talks. Wright, a family therapist and teacher, has put together 365 one-page readings on topics that every parent has to face on one time or another. When completed, the readings can provide validation for something a parent has done or is considering or it can provoke thought that can lead to one-on-one talks or large family discussions. Each reading concludes with an affirmation and can serve as a reminder that as parents, you are doing a good job and you are focused on the most important obligation you face: your children.

Here are a sampling of topics found throughout the book (see Excerpts from the book):

· Accountability

· Compassion

· God

· Guilt

· Envy

· Discipline

· Consequences

· Fear

· Worry

· Values

· Sharing

· Self-reliance

· Spiritual growth

· Teasing

· Lying

· Sex

· Mutual respect

· Interdependence

· Manipulation

· Responsibility

· Patience

· Attitude

· Self-absorption

· Mistakes

· And many, many more

You can start at the beginning of the book, go by calendar dates, or simply look up topics in the index. Any way you use this book, it will a value added to your parenting skills.