Coaching Kids : Practical Tips For Effective Communication
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Foreword By Calvin Miller
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Tip #1 Break The Cycle Of Passed-on Parenting
Tip #2 Communicate With Respect
Tip #3 Promote Diplomatic Dialogue
Tip #4 Adjust Your Communication Style
Tip #5 Celebrate Differences In Temperament
Tip #6 Accept Various Social Preferences
Tip #7 Affirm Diversity In Information Gathering
Tip #8 Honor Different Paths To Decision Making
Tip #9 Embrace Variety In Lifestyle Approaches
Tip #10 Emphasize The Uniqueness Of Personality Types
Tip #11 Respect Differences Between Siblings
Tip #12 Inspire Self-discipline And Independence
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The most exasperating, important, difficult, thankless, yet fulfilling assignment in life is parenting. Coaching Kids is a guide to creating and maintaining harmonious communication with children when they are very small and lasting throughout their adult years when they are parents themselves.
Excellent parenting is not a substitute, but merely a launching pad for children to develop their own true identity. The authors present to young parents, single parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers the importance of understanding who kids are and are not–for everyone’s good. With this understanding in mind, the book guides readers toward diplomatic dialogue and how to blend effectively several different personalities in a family setting.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781573122504
ISBN10: 1573122505
Ruth Ward | Jim Ward
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 1999
Publisher: Smyth & Helwys Publishing
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