As a child moves beyond the toddler years, new challenges arise for parents. Be prepared for this exciting stage with fifteen "Childwise" principles for training children ages 3-7 in happy and responsible living.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
Good Ideas; Not a Handbook:
I just finished this book and I'm happy I bought it. Because I bought it at a consignment store for a small price, I feel like I got a good deal. I will start by saying I don't believe there is a "God's Way" to raise a child, at least not one for which a human being is expert. The authors clearly do believe in a "God's Way" the way they interpret it. But I do like the principles of child raising that this book is based on. A few of them are: "Parent now, be friends later"; "Other people count"; "To teach a... more info
Helpful Tips:
I really enjoyed this book. It is a wonderful and practical parenting resource. It was encouraging to read it as it re-enforces the vision at our church and gives many of the same principles and tips.
Spot On:
This book has been life changing for me and my family. My only regret is not reading this book sooner. My life as a parent has gotten easier and more rewarding since applying the principles in this book. My six year old is taking on more responsibilities because I am now educated on how to transfer tasks to him. He gets himself ready for school without me having to nag him over and over again ( brush your teeth, wash your hands, get dressed, get your back pack, etc.). My 2 year old who used to like coming... more info
Not a bad book but very basic:
This book was a good review on basic child development and the use of schedules. Not what I was looking for. I like Love & Logic and How To Discipline with Love much better for parenting ideas. I am not much on structuring your whole day and life for kids.
