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Parenting insights from Mapletree authors
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Here is a collection of insights about parenting from
the parenting experts who are authors with Mapletree Publishing Company.
 | "Teenagers are
part child, part adult, and part alien," by Corrie Lynne Player. You
will be a more successful parent if you understand the teenage brain. |
| "Disciplining teenagers,"
by Corrie Lynne Player. Disciplining your teenager involves
understanding how the teenage brain works, controlling your emotions,
and being consistent. |
| Parnell Donahue, M.D., one of the co-authors of
Gold Medal Parenting, shares his approach to the subject of
teenagers and curfews. |
| Corrie Lynne Player shares her view of
teenage curfews. |
| Dr. Donahue discusses
listening to teenagers. You need
to start when they're in grade school in order to develop that trust
that helps them know they can talk to you. |
| Check out
Wiggle Like a Fish! This is an incredibly cute source of positive
music for kids. Tory Christensen, husband of Mapletree publicist Wendy
Christensen, is performing for Nickelodeon and doing concerts all over
the place, and he has a CD out. |
Parenting books from Mapletree: |
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Loving Firmness:
Successfully Raising Teenagers Without Losing Your Mind
by
Corrie Lynne Player, MEd
with foreword by noted child psychotherapist Dr. Judith Friedman
ISBN-13: 978-0-9728071-6-6
ISBN-10: 0-9728071-6-0
320 pages, 5½ x 8½, softcover, index, $14.95When
your children have a growing sense of independence and drivers licenses,
parenting can become extra challenging. But if you have firm guidelines and
show your teenagers you truly love them, you will not only keep the peace at
home, but you will help those teenagers become responsible, caring adults.
Parenting expert Corrie Lynne Player will show you exactly how to accomplish
this.
Corrie Lynne Player is an author, educator, and
lecturer with a masters degree in education from Stanford. Besides nine
children of her own, she has mothered many other troubled foster
children. She has been a contributor to Family Circle, Parents,
McCall's, Ladies Home Journal, and Woman's Day.
"Corrie Lynn Player combines a delightful sense
of humor with knowledge, insight, and a generous dose of common sense to
produce a book I heartily recommend for parents of teens or children of
any age."—Dr. Parnell
Donahue, noted pediatrician and former spokesperson for the American
Academy of Pediatrics.
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Gold Medal Parenting: Raising
Teenagers to Be the Absolute Best They Can Be
by Parnell Donahue, M.D., and Tim Chavez
ISBN-13:978-1-60065-101-4
ISBN-10:1-60065-101-1
Dr. Donahue is a retired pediatrician and former spokesperson
for the American Academy of Pediatrics. Tim Chavez is an award-winning human
interest columnist for the Nashville Tennessean. Together, they show
us how to bring out the best in our teenagers.
So many teenage parenting books are written by experts who,
in their life's work, focus on the problem teenagers. In How to Win the
Nobel Prize for Parenting, Dr. Donahue and Tim Chavez use the stories of
dozens of wise and good teenagers to show us how to take good kids and inspire
them to be great.
Warm-hearted and generous, this
book will prove a potent tool to parents praying that their children
avoid the shoals that injure or even wreck so many young lives, to come away
truly successful. |
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