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In this essential guide, Parenting Teenagers in the Digital Age: Balance, Boundaries, and Love, you’ll discover practical strategies, expert insights, and real-life solutions to navigate modern parenting with confidence.

Busy parent with kids ages 6 to 11? No time to breathe, and ready to explode? This is the Calm Family Plan made for you!⭐️ 📌Finally, emotional regulation tools made for real families juggling work, kids, and connection. Married, single, divorced, or a grandparent stepping in with love—this plan includes dedicated sections for every family reality. Because real families deserve real help. ⭐️ ⏰ Designed for busy parents of kids aged 6–11, this practical guide delivers a proven 7-step plan to calm the chaos, manage anger (yours and theirs), and reconnect with your child—...

L´amargeitor, regresa a Beek con más “verdadazos”. En esta ocasión, trae sobre la mesa un asunto muy relevante: la necesidad de criar hijos sanos, independientes y con mucha autoestima. Con el humor directo e ingenioso que la distingue, L´amargeitor toca los temas más relevantes del mundo del “parenting” actual: ¿qué onda con los celulares y el internet?, ¿por qué los padres hoy en día son tan permisivos?, ¿cuál es la importancia de establecer límites claros a los niños?, son algunas de las preguntas que responde este audiolibro.

The Path of Good Teachers compiles Dharma Master Cheng Yen’s teachings to educators, such as how they should instruct their students in the current social climate, how to best align their attitudes and expectations with the task of education, and how to interact with students and parents. It also touches upon how students should interact with their teachers and how parents should have the proper mindset when teaching their children. This book is divided into ten chapters and emphasizes that educators must have a heart of joy and equanimity and spacious hearts that can accept new ideas and...

Let’s skip the sugarcoating: today’s kids are drowning in praise, cushions, and participation trophies—and it’s making them weaker. Your Kid’s Not Special is a blunt, unsentimental manifesto for parents who are done playing the emotional butler. If you’re tired of tiptoeing around tantrums, negotiating chores like you’re handling a hostage crisis, and watching other people’s kids treat adults like waitstaff, this book is your rallying cry. This isn’t about being mean. It’s about being honest. Each chapter dismantles a modern parenting myth—like the cult of self-esteem,...