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Parenting Power in the Early Years:
Raising Your Child with Confidence - Birth to Five
- by Brenda Nixon
- Winepress Publishing, 2001
- 96 pages
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- Wouldn't it be nice if you had a special friend who could
walk beside you through the first few years of parenthood--someone
to translate a baby's frantic cries, soothe the pang of separation,
or entertain a testy toddler while you settled into a nice hot
tub for a much-needed break?
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- Professional speaker and writer Brenda
Nixon understands the boundless energy required of parents.
She has studied early childhood development at length, and holds
a Master's degree in Religious Education. But the selling point
of her parenting book lies in the fact that she is a compassionate
parent in the trenches--like you! She knows the mix of emotions
that a parent-to-be experiences daily. She understands the changes
that take place in a household, once a baby arrives. And she
realizes firsthand that it takes patience, compassion, firmness,
and confidence to parent successfully.
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- This book evolved from articles and columns she has written.
Parents at many of her speaking engagements prodded her to transform
her favorites into a book, to be enjoyed by parents everywhere.
Brenda believes that confidence comes from knowledge and experience--and
Parenting Power in the Early Years speaks to situations
every parent will face, sooner or later. It also assures Mom
and Dad that they will, indeed, survive!
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- Divided into three convenient sections (Embrace the First
Year...Survive the Toddler Years...and Maneuver the Preschool
Years), its titles reflect a wide range of topics:
- Jump-Start Parenthood
- Is She Normal?
- Great Expectations
- Soothe Separation Anxiety
- Perfect Parents Have Trouble, Too
- Handling a Biter
- Relief from Cabin Fever
- Help for the Binky Blues
- Monsters in the Closet
- Raise Responsible Kids
- Give Children What They Really Need
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- Brenda Nixon speaks with the voice of reason, without
speaking psychobabble. Parenting Power is worth a spot
on your nightstand. (Better keep a close eye on it, though; the
colorful color may appeal to your prowling toddler.)
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