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"A must read for all parents." -- Ray & Lynne Heinrich, Ontario Stepfamily Association, Canada
"Don't miss the empowering, supportive advice found here to help children feel loved and become healthy, happy, capable adults." -- Shelley Butler & Deb Kratz, Authors, The Field Guide to Parenting
"It's refreshing to finally find an author whose life is so parallel to the common family." -- Janice Boyles, Publisher, Choosing Home, The Newsletter for At-home/work-at-home Moms
"No other parenting book that I've read covers this topic so thoroughly and thoughtfully." -- Keri Baker, Creator and Webmaster, Parentingweb.com
"Respectful to parents, clear and readable and absolutely helpful." -- Kathy Lynn, President, Parenting Today
"Reveals the subtle but significant ways that parent's words and actions influence their child's behavior and development." -- Bobbi Conner, Host, The Parent's Journal, heard nationwide on Public Radio
"Shows us concrete ways to use positive language and productive actions to direct our children towards more successful futures." -- Jill Whalen, Editor, Parentsroom Website
"Don't miss the empowering, supportive advice found here to help children feel loved and become healthy, happy, capable adults." -- Shelley Butler & Deb Kratz, Authors, The Field Guide to Parenting
"It's refreshing to finally find an author whose life is so parallel to the common family." -- Janice Boyles, Publisher, Choosing Home, The Newsletter for At-home/work-at-home Moms
"No other parenting book that I've read covers this topic so thoroughly and thoughtfully." -- Keri Baker, Creator and Webmaster, Parentingweb.com
"Respectful to parents, clear and readable and absolutely helpful." -- Kathy Lynn, President, Parenting Today
"Reveals the subtle but significant ways that parent's words and actions influence their child's behavior and development." -- Bobbi Conner, Host, The Parent's Journal, heard nationwide on Public Radio
"Shows us concrete ways to use positive language and productive actions to direct our children towards more successful futures." -- Jill Whalen, Editor, Parentsroom Website
Book Description
What are you really telling your children?
Elizabeth Pantley, the creator of the bestselling No-Cry parenting books, shows you how to improve the hidden messages behind your words and deeds. She shares with you other parents' stories that demonstrate how they unknowingly sent their kids negative messages through their words and actions. After each story she provides a gentle lesson by showing the child's perspective on the same scenario and offers suggestions for a positive outcome.
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Curt, a bright sixteen-year-old, was bursting with excitement over his newly earned driver's licence. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
Curt, a bright sixteen-year-old, was bursting with excitement over his newly earned driver's licence. Read the first page
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Ho-hum. Pretty common sense, little useful info,
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This review is from: Hidden Messages: What Our Words and Actions Are Really Telling Our Children (Paperback)
Oh please. The examples were all cheesey, and it was so obvious what the "hidden message" was. Parenting would be EASY if all you had to do was be as obvious as the examples given. I bought the book expecting a more complex treatment of hidden messages and child development, but all we get are a bunch of vignettes which are pretty easy to avoid in your own life if you're paying any attention at all.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing hidden messages,
By Cocoya "Love to Risk" (Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hidden Messages: What Our Words and Actions Are Really Telling Our Children (Paperback)
I have not finished the book yet. But I should say that I am very happy I picked up this one. I am learning many things that otherwise I would have never thought about.Some situations look so normal to me, until I read about the hidden messages, and realize how wrong I was for thinking the original story was fine. I like that they also give you examples of how you should have acted instead. It is a most read book.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Most powerful book I've ever read!,
By "gabbyraja" (Lansing, MI United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hidden Messages: What Our Words and Actions Are Really Telling Our Children (Paperback)
Powerful is the only word to describe this book. I can't believe the impact it can have on your life. I think if all parents were required to read it before their children were born our world would be a place I'd be more than happy to raise my 2 children in!Jessica Hudson Sexy & Stylish Maternity Clothing and Nursing Clothing at Eva Lillian Maternity & Nursing Boutique
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