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    Millennial Parenting - From Sense to Common Sense - What Every Parents Need To Know To Raise A Happy And Responsible Child In The 21st Century
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    Millennial Parenting - From Sense to Common Sense - What Every Parents Need To Know To Raise A Happy And Responsible Child In The 21st Century
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    Millennial Parenting - From Sense to Common Sense - What Every Parents Need To Know To Raise A Happy And Responsible Child In The 21st Century

    By Damian Raji

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    About this ebook

    Becoming an effective parent is a big task. Parents are expected to be fair, just, and always right. They are supposed to be caring and loving at all times. This book will teach you

    - What the children of the 21st century are like in general.
    - How to increase your chances of raising highly successful kids.
    - What encouragement, praises, and positive reinforcement do to children.
    - The things a parent should avoid so as not to spoil their kids.
    - How children can be subjected to unnecessary pressure by demanding parents.
    - The negative effects of unreasonable demands by parents to their children.
    - How to know if you are a demanding parent.

    And a whole lot more!

    This book will clearly show you the step-by-step process of converting yourself into the greatest parent you can be to your kids. It will transform the taxing job of being a parent into a whole new ballgame. Raising kids will go from challenging and straining, to becoming fun and exciting!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 12, 2016
    ISBN9781365087394
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    Millennial Parenting - From Sense to Common Sense - What Every Parents Need To Know To Raise A Happy And Responsible Child In The 21st Century

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