Paul Coughlin gives parents confidence to raise children of courage and character. While showing parents how to avoid over-parenting and how to instill positive virtues, he paints a picture of the real Jesus, not just the meek-and-mild side often presented to kids. Give your children the tools they need to live a happy and abundant life - no matter their age. Also included are some practical guidelines and advice about bullying and other troublesome situations. Paperback.
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Reviewed by Steve Cook (Roseville, CA), April 21, 2009
Excellent book to teach your child to be assertive in a confusing and politically correct world. Coughlin uses real world examples to teach parents the damage they may be inflicting on their children by teaching them to be nice.
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Reviewed by Amy Choi (Monterey Park, CA), December 29, 2008
Great book that challenge the average well-meaning parents whose parenting goal is to raise nice, respectful kids. As an education major, I've read scores of books on parenting/education. This book opens my eyes. In the current generation, we need to train kids with convictions; kids who can stand for (and against) things/ideas/people.
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