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Simplifying Motherhood By Trish Berg
Ask A Twin Mommy By Cheryl Lage
Mothering By Heart By Cheri Fuller
Jelly Mom By Lisa Barker
Family Check-up By Sheila Wray Gregoire
Parent to Parent By Jodie Lynn
Moments for Mom By Elisabeth Corcoran
Making the Most of Marriage By Paula Friedrichsen
No More Jellyfish, Chickens or Wimps by Paul Coughlin
Reviewed by Rachel
“Raising secure, assertive kids in a tough world” flanks the title of this book. Like the first book I reviewed of his, No More Christian Nice Guy, this is prompted by a Christian misconception that “nice” equates with “good”. Mr. Coughlin delves into the widespread hazards of helicopter parenting a brood of timid, anxiety-filled, and socially defenceless, albeit “nice” children. He gives advice on boundaries, dealing with bullying, and sexual abuse prevention, and other problems in which helicopter parenting can be a detrimental factor. He counters, encouraging parents to raise children to be assertive and stand up for themselves, and for others, with integrity and courage.
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