And what better way to plant and build the tree of love than by following this list of habits to strengthen your relationship with your children? I’d say I’m measuring up pretty well considering I work 70 hours a week. If I can do it, so can you. Your children deserve it.
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BREAKING NEWS! Everything Voluntary – From Politics to Parenting is now available for purchase or download! Go to the book’s project site for links! From the Introduction: The mainstream political, education, and parenting philosophies all have one thing in common: promoting the domination of one group of people over another. In politics, this is the…
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Everything Voluntary: From Politics to Parenting by Skyler J. Collins
Chapter 30 – Born to Explore
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Chapter 29 – Raising Children Compassionately
Table of ContentsPrevious – Section Five – Chapter 28 – “10 Ways We Misunderstand Children” by Jan Hunt 29 Raising Children Compassionately by Marshall B. Rosenberg I’ve been teaching Nonviolent Communication (SM) to parents for 30 years. I would like to share some of the things that have been helpful to both myself and to…
Chapter 28 – 10 Ways We Misunderstand Children
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Chapter 26 – Why Do We Hurt Our Children?
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