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Changing Your Child's Heart: Parenting Tools to Change Your Child's Attitude
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Item Description...
Product Description
Tough-love "power tools" to win the battle of wills without losing a child's heart. Parents of all aged childred will be given loving, biblical, unique examples of how to change their child's attitude and not just their behavior. Instead of avoiding conflict, parents are encouraged to embrace it as the pathway to true relationship.
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Item Specifications...
Pages 416
Dimensions: Length: 8.26" Width: 5.51" Height: 1.12"
Weight: 1.02 lbs.
Release Date Oct 1, 1998
Publisher Tyndale House Publishers
ISBN 0842304290
EAN 9780842304290
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Availability 100 units.
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Reviews - What do our customers think?
 | Good enough for a Government giveaway! Nov 12, 2000 |
| As a conservative, I'm not much for government doing much of anything. However, if the government actually wants to do something worthwhile, it could give this book to every new parent. And give Gary Smalley's book "If Only He Knew" to every new husband. This would do more good than almost anything else. | | | | Better because it is specific and original Jul 10, 2000 |
| There are other people who are doing the same sort of thing Steve Sherbondy does -- James Dobson, Gary Smalley and John Rosemond. While they all have good ideas (go ahead and read their books) but none is specific, and many a clueless parent needs to start with a script, showing EXACTLY what to say and do in specific situations. Steve gives you the script. He alone seems to consider what to do next when the last brilliant discipline idea just didn't work. And besides having experience with his family and children of clients as the others do, he has worked with some hardcore delinquents as a houseparent. There is is philosophical and scriptural discussion as you might expect but the core is practical step by step instruction in how instill a right attitude. | | | | Bringing Harmony to the Home May 29, 2000 |
| "The goal of discipline is a warm, harmonious relationship with our children." That statement alone has altered my perspective of how parenting ought to look and has freed me from forever trying to control my son (and losing my mind--and temper). Steve has helped teach me how to go after what really matters--my child's heart; his attitude. I am learning how to stay connected with my son through the conflict and to celebrate together when his heart is right, when harmony is restored. I can't imagine trying to do it any other way now. | | | | Can't Recommend This Book Highly Enough Nov 21, 1999 |
| This book is so head-and-shoulders above all the rest, that I would call it virtually the ONLY helpful child-rearing book I've ever read (and I've read more child-rearing books than anyone else I've ever met). Most current child-rearing books and classes teach this namby-pamby "better communication," "love them more" stuff, which for most of us was never our problem in the first place, and it doesn't even touch the heart of the issue. This book teaches that our children's ATTITUDE is the most important issue. It gives a progression of tools for dealing with their attitudes, from setting expectations, to logical consequences, to assigning work, and more. It gets to a sort of "tough love for younger ages" approach, which is what so many of the shockingly rude and spoiled children in our present society (and their misled, abused parents) need so desperately. I can't recommend this book highly enough! | | | | A book to read if you love your children. Oct 11, 1999 |
| As a single mom, with too much to do and too little time for it all, I needed good advice on how to raise children with integrity, honesty and other desirable character qualities, in spite of their being raised in a single-parent home. This book has given me firm guidance and the results are: happier children who respect their parents, teachers, and peers. Following Steve's suggestions are not all fun and games, it's hard work, and sometimes a little scary but the results are phenomenal! I especially appreciate Steve's sense of humor and personal stories throughout the book, which make for easy reading. So Steve, when are you going to write your next book!?!! | | | Write your own review about Changing Your Child's Heart: Parenting Tools to Change Your Child's Attitude
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