Friday, July 2, 2010

Latest Parenting Books to Guide You Through the Maze

Whilst parenting comes naturally to some, for others, the path is not so easy. Parenting books can give you great insight into what avenues you may follow to help you see things from a different perspective and to make you feel less alone, confirming that you're not the only one going through your situation. They are also offer you ideas on how to solve your parenting issues. Have you seen these new parenting books on the market?


How To Live With Your Children by Don Fontenelle
Every parent knows that dealing with children on a daily basis is not always easy. Frustrations can mount and it is often easier to opt for temporary sanity than to discipline unruly offspring. However, there is a more permanent solution within reach. Don H. Fontenelle, a clinical psychologist, provides parents with a few basic concepts and offers examples to demonstrate how they can be applied in every situation. By emphasizing a predetermined set of rewards and punishments, children learn about consequences and become more responsible for their own actions. This is a lesson the author believes is important for a manageable household.

Short chapters and subheadings make this book a quick reference for a myriad of situations. Sections touch on a wide range of issues, including fear, physical and emotional disabilities, bedtime problems, and teenage behavior. Children can develop bad habits that progress over time and inhibit growth and maturity. A child who is raised with stable, recognizable boundaries will not only be well disciplined, but will develop a healthy self-esteem, a strong sense of responsibility, and an increased learning capacity. The author shows families how this is possible.

RRP: $44.95 / ISBN 9781935235019 / 626 pp / Paperback / Pelican Publishing

Keeping Kids Fit by Len Saunders
Addressing the childhood obesity crisis that is facing today's youth, this simple and effective guide to exercise and nutrition provides a comprehensive plan for encouraging children to live healthier, more active lifestyles. Not limited to diet alone, this guide examines the psychology behind sports and how parents can help to positively encourage their children to participate. Reducing the use of technology, keeping healthy sleep patterns, minimising snacking, and staying hydrated are topics also addressed in this handbook, which helps parents make healthy lifestyles fun and exciting.

RRP: $23.95 / ISBN 9781934184264 / 225 pp / Paperback / IPG

These books, along with many other informative parenting titles, are available online through John Reed Books.

Books on parenting are available online or in your local bookstores. With many businesses offering discounted or free postage these days, buying parenting books online is definitely an affordable option. Before you buy or to tell the world what you thought of your latest parenting book purchase, share your book reviews with other parents to help them to know what to buy.

Remember, knowledge is the lightest thing to carry!

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