Book Description
Every parent would happily give up ever scolding, punishing or threatening if she only knew how to ensure that her toddler/child/teen would thrive and act responsibly without such painful measures. Raising Our Children, Raising Ourselves is the answer to this universal wish. It is not about gentle ways to control a child, but about a way of being and of understanding a child so she/he can be the best of herself, not because she fears you, but because she wants to, of her own free will.
"Aldort's book should be on the must read list of all Moms and Dads. This book could carry a subtitle: "Saving the Emotional Lives of Our Children and The Future of Humanity.""
- James Prescott, Ph.D. Institute of Humanistic Science
"Raising Our Children, Raising Ourselves operates on the radical premise that neither child nor parent must dominate; it is for those who want to give up scolding, threatening and punishing. Her SALVE "formula" alone is worth the price of the book." - Peggy O'Mara Editor and Publisher of Mothering
"Every once in awhile, a writer comes along who is comfortable speaking the truth, no matter how much it might challenge us or make us uncomfortable. Naomi Aldort is one of those people. In Raising Our Children, Raising Ourselves, Naomi Aldort takes the struggle out of parenting and replaces controlling and shaping style of parenting with one that values, trusts and nurtures children's innate abilities and autonomy."
- Wendy Priesnitz Editor of Life Learning magazine, author of School Free and Challenging Assumptions in Education
"In this stunning insight into human nature, Naomi Aldort opens a window into harmonious family living. This book should to be widely read and not just by parents but by every being who strives for a more peaceful world."
- Veronika Robinson, Editor of The Mother magazine, UK
Customer Reviews:
I'm buying it for every parent I know.......2007-09-10
I recently read "Raising our Children, Raising Ourselves"
and I have to say that it is an amazing book and one that has created a
fundamental shift in how I approach my relationship with my children. I
have always been an advocate for gentle and respectful parenting, but this
book has offered me "mental" tools to examine my own internal world and
reactions to my children, and frankly, my spouse. I've passed it along to
several friends and they feel the same.
Like any other good parenting book..........2007-08-31
...you take what is reasonable for you and your family and discard the stuff that is not. It flows along the lines of attachment parenting, Easy to Love; Difficult to Discipline type of thinking. I found many parts useful and enlightening AND there were parts where I found myself thinking "do what??" So, as with everything else; use it as a guideline, not a bible.
If I recommended only one parenting book...........2007-04-13
This book is wonderful! Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. I want to recommend this to every parent I know, and some who aren't.
It is validating not only what I've been doing as a parent, but also what I secretly want to be doing, but am not sure about. I also struggle at times with compromising my commitment to my child to avoid losing approval from my parents. I feel totally clear now about not making that trade-off ever again.
And it's validating so, so many experiences and feelings I had as a child... Helping me have huge clarity around what I need for my healing process as an adult (just reading has felt immensely healing), and clarity around how to better respect and honor my husband in our marriage
This is EXACTLY the information I was looking for.
Thank you so much, Naomi Aldort
Excellent Book.......2007-03-08
Very good book with focus on communication and relationship which nurturing child personality and dignity. Almost al "theoretical" explanations are provided with some examples. The underlined logic present in explanations are so acceptable.
I'm indeed interested in Montessori education. On some Montessori forum recommended this book. It's really very, very god book!
Our world needs this book - QUICK!.......2007-03-06
I agree with most of the 5-star reviews here. This is the best parenting book I've found - a great leap from the many modern parenting books out there. In fact, I'd say it is the only parenting book you will ever need! Like another reviewer, I am ordering many copies and actively distributing to all the parents I know.
Finally, a book that spells out with crystal clarity that yes, you can respect and trust your children fully, and love them unconditionally, without any "ifs" and "buts".
Raising Our Children, Raising Ourselves provides the tools for being always kind and loving in our day-to-day interactions with our children, and illustrates the guidance via eloquent real-life examples. These tools are easy to remember and put to practice, and they actually work. This book has transformed my relationship with my 10-month old, giving me permission to fully love her the way I always felt - without holding back ANYTHING! Quite a liberating shift. The guidance carries all the way from infancy through the teen years, and I am so grateful that I stumbled upon it while she is still little!
The transformative effect of the book goes way beyond parenting, as both the title, and the subtitle proposed by James Prescott on the cover ('Saving the emotional lives of our children and the future of humanity'), suggest. It lays out a readily available path to self-healing and self-realization through our relationship with our children (as well as with other people): simply by starting to examine how we respond to others a little more closely. Imho, this is one of the most important books ever written, period.
I have a wish. I grew up in Europe (France) and, really, I CANNOT WAIT to see the book available there as well, in other languages, and start infusing its wisdom and compassion overseas. Any publisher out there interested in making a difference? Call Naomi today, you'll do yourself and the world a favor. Our world needs this book. QUICK!
Book Description
Explore the spiritual dynamics of parenting, and why caring for children is such an effective discipline in shaping our souls and forming the character of Christ within us.
Customer Reviews:
Terrific, perspective-changing book.......2007-05-13
As a Christian mother of toddler triplets, I have read lots of books on parenting...but never one that has effected my persective as positively as this one. I highly recommend this for anyone who wants to positively impact the attitude of their heart for parenting. This is not a How To...it is much richer!
Heart warming and honest.......2007-02-11
I read this while pregnant w/our first baby and it was not only great reading at the time, but the lessons from it have sustained me through the trials of parenting a newborn. Much better than any of the "how to" books I've read on raising kids!!!
Multi-Generational Understanding.......2006-04-05
I read this book 3 short months after my first child was born. I am so glad that I came across this Biblically sound view of the responsibilities and treasures of parenting at that early date. I also was greatful for the perspective that this book offered on my relationship with my own parents. Every child who longs to honor his parents and raise a child who does the same will take joy in reading this book.
Essential Reading for Every Christian Parent.......2005-07-07
For years my wife and I had debated whether or not we should have a child. My wife just didn't have that strong emotional drive some women have to procreate. My desire to have a child would come and go. Finally, when my desire to have a child came again, we prayerfully decided to go for it. The pregnancy was filled with painful and expensive complications, which was followed by severe postpartum depression. I felt terrible guilt for asking my wife to do this. My daughter is a year old now. She's perfect. God couldn't have made a more beautiful child. But parenting is a lot tougher than I'd imagined and I was fighting the notion that I'd made a mistake. After the first frustrating, sleep deprived year, I felt that I was clearly not cut out to be a parent. However, Sacred Parenting changed my mind. It showed me there every single parenting experience, whether good or bad, was a gift from God that would shape my soul for eternity. He also pointed out all the simple pleasures that awaited me in the future. Thanks for showing me the light, Gary. You are wise beyond your years.
So that's why it's so hard!.......2005-05-20
If you are looking for a how to book this is not it. If you are looking at what God does in our lives in shaping us spiritually through parenting then this is the book for you.
Book Description
Modern fantasy novel that inspires young people to pursue faith, courage, and love, to dig deep within to find their God-given strengths no matter how difficult the circumstances.
Customer Reviews:
I loved this book!.......2007-09-24
OK, this book is my absolute favorite! Bryan Davis has done a great job on this one! I like how it incoperates a little bit of religion in there too, but not as much as it's sequels, The Candlestone, Circles of Seven, and Tears of a Dragon. And remember those names, because after you read this book, it pulls you in! What it's about is two teens who are part dragons and part human. Well, actually both are fully dragon and human, but that can get confusing. The book is just one of those I-don't-care-if-it's-time-for-dinner-I'm-not-putting-this-book-down-and-you-can't-make-me kind of book. Great for anyone who is intersted in fantasy and adventure. And the second book in the series (The Candlestone) has a little bit for science fiction readers too. I mean, it is almost impossible to not like this book if you enjoy reading. Oh, and once you get into it, go ahead and go to www.dragonsinourmidst.com, where you can read the author's blog and submit stories or art to the fan gallary, or even order Dragons in our Midst appareal. Well, I hope this review convinced you to buy this book, it really is my fave, and in my mind, I like it better than the Harry Potter series, but that's probably just me! Well, enjoy the book!
A Review of Dragons in Our Midst by Wayne Thomas Batson, Author of the Door Within Trilogy.......2007-08-02
You're an adolescent, and you've got issues: pimples, popularity, progress reports--the works. But you have nothing on Billy Bannister. Billy has bad breath--no, not chronic halitosis. More like chronic "pyrotosis." You see, Billy has scorching hot breath. It's so bad and so persistent that kids at school begin calling Billy "Dragon Breath." But could there be more to that than they know? And just what's inside Bonnie's backpack anyway?
Dragons in Our Midst by Bryan Davis is a sensational contemporary fantasy. It's as fun as Disney and as deep as life. Mr. Davis writes in such fine prose, it's nearly poetic. In fact, kids will LOVE reciting the cool rhyming poetry sprinkled throughout.
Do you like Dragons? Are you looking for heroes? Add Dragons in Our Midst to your to-be-read pile and be prepared for late nights of engaging reading.
A CLASSIC START TO A CLASSIC SERIES.......2007-06-07
First off, I'm not usually a fantasy or scifi reader. Thrillers, Murder Mysteries, Books on Music,and even Stephen King are where I find my pleasure reading. While on vacation, the back cover of Part Four - TEARS OF A DRAGON caught my attention. I passed on buying it; but , it wouldn't leave my mind. Second, I'm not a young adult - I'm 58. I finally tracked down the book and bought it and started with Part One - RAISING DRAGONS and I'm glad I did. The author is an expert in Plotting, Characterization, Pacing, Atmosphere, Suspense and especially in getting the reader hooked right away on the premise and believing it. His characters are believable and sympathetic. Do yourself a favor, no matter what your age, and give this series and this author a try! He is right up there with Dan Brown, Jeffrey Deaver and Peter Lovesey for plotting, suspense and pacing. A TRUE FIND!
Unique premise. Surprisingly engaging........2007-06-05
There are few books that get me to read them consistently many nights in a row. The first to EVER do that was the 3rd Harry Potter. This book is probably the fourth to do so, and more intensely then recent ones.
Anyway, as cheesy as the premise may sound from simply reading summaries of it, it's actually rather cool. Two kids (unrelated) find out their ancestors were dragons. In fact, the boy's father is a dragon in human form (I'm not spoiling anything; that's in the summary). Of course, they kinda find this out through the appearance of certain dragon related abilities first. The boy starts to develop fire-breathing and the girl has wings. They eventually start to get hunted by some crazed modern-day dragon slayer who finds out about them.
Early on the plot starts to tie into Arthurian legend (as in King Arthur), and this connection is done quite well. There's also some tie-in's with the Bible, though that aspect is a bit over-the-top and would make Bible scholars shake their heads and groan at the thought of using a fictitious interpretation of some passages.
Can't say much more without spoiling the plot. If any of you hate cliffhangers, you'll be happy to know this book ends well enough. Just bear in mind there are three sequels that may call to your attention if you like this one enough. Speaking of which, I should probably order those some time.
Not a ABC Book.......2007-05-18
This is Homeschool Mom's daughter, I am 14.
I LOVED this book and the ones after it. It is not an ABC (Already Been Chewed) Book. Christains and non-Christians will enjoy it immensly. Every page is Packed with non stop adventure and mystery. Very fast moving and yet unsolved mysteries hang in the air, ones that started hundreds of years before the characters were born. Well plotted and Extremly well developed. Characters are deep and beleivable. The Conflict is REAL. The Danger is REAL. I never ever had any trouble with the things in this book. The relationships that build are deep and again Real. This is a book no one should miss.
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In the past, most children of gay or lesbian parents were born into heterosexual families that later broke up. Today, more and more lesbian and gay couples are making the decision to have and raise families together. The Lesbian and Gay Parenting Handbook by April Martin is an indispensable resource for lesbians and gay men who are thinking about, or involved in, parenting. Martin, a psychologist and lesbian parent of two children, has compiled advice and information from almost 60 families and has drawn on her own experience. She touches on every aspect of gay and lesbian parenting, and where she doesn't go into depth, she refers readers to further resources.
The Lesbian and Gay Parenting Handbook covers a vast array of subjects about creating a family, from decision-making to alternative insemination to surrogacy. It includes details on adoption, gay men making babies, coparenting, and legal issues. Martin discusses family roles, dealing with antihomosexual bias, dealing with family crises, and how to handle issues children may have about growing up with gay or lesbian parents. This book should be an essential component of every gay or lesbian parent's--or parent-to-be's--library.
Book Description
A much needed book that addresses the many questions and important issues associated with lesbian and gay parenting, by a well-known psychotherapist and lesbian parent.
Customer Reviews:
Brilliant and helpful.......2002-08-12
A wonderful and enlightening book, bringing some sense of normalcy to a perfectly normal topic. Effective parenting is about love, after all, and not about the sexual plumbing of the persons doing the parenting. I only wish that the authors had gathered a more comprehensive list of educational resources to help us present a balanced view of the world, and of history, to our kids. ...But overall, a splendid book!
Overall, a great book!.......2002-08-07
This book was informative and an easy read. As a lesbian parent of a small child,I was really looking for a book on lesbian parenting. This book includes a great deal about becoming a parent so I would recommend this book to gay or lesbian folks who are thinking about becoming parents as the chapters on adoption, co-parenting, donor insemination, etc. were well written and seemed to cover just about every aspect that goes into the decision to be a parent and how to become one. Even though only 1/2 of the book covered actual parenting and some of it included the authors heartbreaking personal experiences, I found the information to be very helpful to me as a lesbian parent.
Excellent resource for gay guys considering parenthood........2000-10-15
A great way to start the process on becoming a gay parent (there aren't many books/resources out there for gay guys considering parenting). I found the sections on the different ways to become a parent (international adoption, local open adoptions, birth parents, etc.) to be a very helpful starting point. The stories from friends of the author really helped me and my partner through the concerns and jitters we had. I was especially grateful for the chapters on dealing with parents and others when letting them in on the news.
Jon and Michael Galluccio 5 Star Rating!.......1998-12-04
We highly recommend this book to *Every* Gay and Lesbian Parent out there
A wonderful book; don't miss it........1997-07-10
For lesbians and gay men who are considering
parenthood, this is the single best book to read.
The author is a psychologist and a lesbian parent
who relates her own story as well as those of many
different people she interviewed in the lesbian and gay community. The book neither whitewashes the struggles nor overlooks the joys of lesbian/gay parenting in the U.S. today. It provides much good information, many useful tips,
and lots of good laughs. Highly recommended.
Book Description
Explores the social, legal, and emotional issues faced by grandparents as parents.
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Nice is not enough.We are raising a generation of "nice" kids. Nice kids are well behaved and look good on the outside, but they often lack courageous character inside. Offering practical wisdom gleaned from his experience as a parent and family coach, Tim Smith helps you move your kids from simply polite to truly compassionate. He targets nine key qualities children need but often lack and shows you how to build them into your children by modeling core values and biblical practices.Your kids can be--and indeed, are meant to be--kingdom builders who help bring God's light and life to others through their decisions and influence. "Being nice won't help them stand apart," Tim says. "We need to strategically train our children to engage and challenge the popular views of our culture." Here is a clear, down-to-earth resource that will help you do just that. But be prepared for change--in you, in your kids and in the world.
Customer Reviews:
Disciple vs Disipline.......2007-03-11
This book is great. I'm not quite done yet, but the first few chapters get you hooked and really give you practical advice and tools to help raise grounded, well-balanced kids who make good decissions, are motivated from within and not just externally well behaved. That's really his point and the key to his approach. It's also a great resource and provides information to anyone working with parents (ie teachers, or youth workers) Get this book or information from it however you can in the hands of parents. I learned about it from a Catholic Parent Magazine called "Take Out" published by Our Sunday Visitor.
Courageous, not merely compliant - Warriors, not wusses!.......2007-01-09
While the title may give an impression that Smith doesn't want to raise nice, polite children, nothing could be further from the truth. Smith is making the statement that nice isn't enough; we must go further and deeper with our children to prepare them to not only survive in this anti-family, post-Christian culture in which we live, but also to thrive and advance the cause of Christ in their generation! Smith encourages Christian parents to discipline, but warns that short-sighted discipline produces what he labels as "compliant" children, but he said that it rarely produces courageous ones. Smith challenges Christian parents to go the extra mile and produce warriors, not wusses, by forging in each child nine forgotten qualities - vision, authenticity, listening, empathy, compassion, discernment, boundaries, contentment, and passionate love. He spends a chapter on each of these character traits and gives practical wisdom on how to train children to embody each principle in their own lives.
The book isn't earth-shattering, but it is a very good read for parents who want to raise godly young men and women but have lost focus on the eternal perspective of what that really means. For a parent of young children like myself, the book is very timely and a good reminder and challenge to shoot beyond success to greatness. Smith is honest with his own mistakes giving all parents a sense of hope and courage that they, too, can raise courageous, profound, meaningful warriors for Christ. But Smith doesn't give any misconceptions that this will be an easy task, only an important one.
The foreword of the book was written by Tim Kimmel, who Smith quotes frequently in his book. Both Kimmel and Smith write with the same goal in mind - to challenge the complacent concept of parenting in the church today. The Danger of Raising Nice Kids is a good read - easy to read, practical and Biblically-based - and I would recommend it to any and every Christian parent.
Product Description
The complete how-to guide to raising generous children.The Giving Family offers parents dozens of simple family activities to teach children of any age how to ive their time, their talents and their money to people and causes they care about.
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Today's children cannot avoid a constant stream of images and accounts of frightening events. Wars, terrorist attacks, school shootings and the threat of nuclear and biological attacks are all over the radio, television and Internet. While not all of these dangers are unique to the twenty-first century, the constant presence of media images and reports exposes children to suffering and trauma in a way not experienced by earlier generations. Moreover, our increasingly fast-pasted and fragmented lifestyles inevitably subject children to confusing and destabilizing events such as divorce, abandonment and change of household. Additionally, today's children must adapt to harsher and more dangerous forms of bullying and abuse by their peers and struggle to understand issues of sexual and gender identification. br br In this timely and much-needed book, Linda Goldman addresses the many frightening events that impact our children by providing the reader with a seamless mixture of theory and practice garnered from her extensive experience in the field. i Raising Our Children To Be Resilient /i includes trauma resolution techniques and case studies, discussions of the respective roles played by parents, teachers and the larger community as well as additional resources for those in a position to help children who have been traumatized. The goal of i Raising Our Children To Be Resilient /i is exactly what its title promises: to help children through their pain and confusion and guide them into a flexible and compassionate adulthood.
Customer Reviews:
An Exceptional Resource.......2005-03-05
This important book speaks to all who have a stake in the emotional well-being of our children. It combines practical information with intelligent thinking, providing effective techniques and abundant resources for those working with and living with children. A must for parents, teachers and mental health professionals committed to empowering our children to be resilient in these complex times.
Raising Our Children to be Resilient.......2005-02-08
My wife does counceling and gave me thes book to read. It not only helps all of her clients, but it was instrumental in giving me a great breakthrough with issues from my childhood. I think this book should be mandatory for any therapist dealing with childhood trauma. Sincerely, Dr. Hugh Tresselt
Outstanding.......2005-02-02
This important book speaks to all who have a stake in the emotional well-being of our children. It combines practical information with intelligent thinking, providing effective techniques and abundant resources for those working with and living with children. A must for parents, teachers and mental health professionals committed to empowering our children to be resilient in these complex times.
Customer Reviews:
Lots of GREAT parenting advice.......2007-09-21
This book is great for first time parents. This is my most referenced parenting books and I have several! I kept checking this out from the library before I finally bought my own copy. You won't regret buying this one.
Great Book for Us Grammies.......2006-03-13
Just finished the final chapter and although my parenting of "lovely's are now with my grandchildren, you can always learn something new. The recipe's and the "how to" approach is consistent and right on! All the advice on how to deal with a child sleeping through the night helped out my daughter immensly. The nannies are great and their knowledge is superb. I highly recommend this book to new mothers, new dads, grammies and granpies - everyone who needs "expertise" on handling all the new situations that come with the title of parent.
A Neccesity for Every Parent!.......2006-01-31
This book has been incredibly helpful to my husband and I, we purchased it after hearing one of the nannies on a morning weekly radio show in Minneapolis. The nanny gives out advice to parents each week and we always enjoy listening to what she has to say. We have 3 kids under 5 and really value the advice of British nannies, this books encourages a routine and schedule, fresh meals and plenty of sleep for kids (and parents). Since reading the book we have introduced these things and have seen incredible changes, our kids are so much happier, they are now going to bed earlier, helping me out in the kitchen, and our bedtime routine is so much easier. Thank You nannies.
The best!.......2006-01-17
I have read every baby book there is, and this definitely rates in the top 5. It's nothing earth-shattering or totally new, but there are great examples and good real-life ideas to use with your kids. Plus, it's entertaining to read.
A new kind of childcare book- all the answers I need and fun to read.......2005-10-20
My kids are 2, 5 and 7 yrs. I actually bought this book because I saw that it had a chapter on school.
My 5 yr old had a rocky first week at school and I was really worried. I read the school chapter first and the first thing it did was it made me feel better. The book reminded me that starting school is another new experience for my son and he needs time to get used to it, which of course on one level I did know but reading it made me believe it. I started using the "Goodbye Routine" and it definately resulted in less tears than the day before. I kept doing it and things have improved.The school chapter is really helpful and I am now using their homework advice for my 7yr old and Hooray what a difference!
I had just accepted that with 3 kids weekday mornings were always going to be rushed and stressful. This book has helped me to change all that and it was not difficult to do. Now most mornings we actually all sit down to eat breakfast together and I don't have to scream at the kids to turn the TV off.
I am also using the strategies on improving communication with all my kids but especially with my two year old who likes to say no to everything I ask her to do. I didn't realize that I was inviting her to say no by giving her too many choices.
My only complaint is that Nanny Wisdom does not cover Potty Training. I am just about to start that with my 2 year old and I had a hard time with my other kids. I would like to know how the nannies do it. Also, the recipes have been so popular in our house that I wish there were even more of them in the book.
Nanny Wisdom is it is actually fun to read which is an added bonus. The book has little stories about the kids the nannies have looked after and experiences they have had in their different jobs. It makes you understand how experienced and caring these nannies are.
After reading this book I really trust their advice 100%. I always say to my husband now, The Nannies say this or The Nannies say that!!
I loved this book because it covers such a big range of parenting problems and situations and really gives parents great answers. It has helped me more than any other parenting book I own (I did like What to Expect when my kids were newborns and I do like Pocket Parent). I know it will keep on helping me as it has so much in it. I am so glad I stumbled across this book in my parenting travels!
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"Written for Parents of young children to teenagers, this book shares the joys and outcomes of our vital priority-keeping our children's hearts. Rebellion and immorality are common among teens even within the Christian community. Does Scripture offer any path of hope for more than this for our children? What can parents do to direct children toward godliness rather than worldliness? When does this process begin? What is the cost?
Steven and Teri Maxwell believe the key factors in raising children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord (Ephesians 6:4) are whether or not the parents have their children's hearts and what they are doing with those hearts. Keeping Our Children's Hearts offers direction and encouragement on this critically important topic."
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