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Synopsis: As a parent, you know how much less stressful your life would be if you could count on your children to be more responsible-for their toys, their homework, their household chores, and their choice of friends.
You know you want your children to grow up to be responsible adults. In Teaching Your Children Responsibility, bestselling authors Linda and Richard Eyre show you how to make sure your elementary-school-aged children learn this invaluable lesson.
The Eyres identify twelve simple kinds of responsibility-from responsibility for things to responsibility for actions, from responsibility for choices to responsibility for younger siblings-that children can relate to.
They provide a simple, practical program-with enjoyable exercises, games, and activities-that you can use to teach your children these important concepts.
Written by parents for parents, Teaching Your Children Responsibility will help you give your children the tools they need to thrive in today's challenging world-and help them grow up to be happy, fulfilled adults.
Synopsis: As a parent, you know how much less stressful your life would be if you could count on your children to be more responsible-for their toys, their homework, their household chores, and their choice of friends.
You know you want your children to grow up to be responsible adults. In Teaching Your Children Responsibility, bestselling authors Linda and Richard Eyre show you how to make sure your elementary-school-aged children learn this invaluable lesson.
The Eyres identify twelve simple kinds of responsibility-from responsibility for things to responsibility for actions, from responsibility for choices to responsibility for younger siblings-that children can relate to.
They provide a simple, practical program-with enjoyable exercises, games, and activities-that you can use to teach your children these important concepts.
Written by parents for parents, Teaching Your Children Responsibility will help you give your children the tools they need to thrive in today's challenging world-and help them grow up to be happy, fulfilled adults.
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N R. (We complain about youth today and how irresponsible and lazy they are ( not all are) but the reason lies in the fact most were never taught how to be responsible.
It takes time, a plan and perseverence to teach children this.
It pays big rewards as there isn't all the stress and time consuming arguing and doing it yourself.
The authors identify 12 simple kinds of responsibilites, from taking care of your things, responsible for you actions, your choices, and many others kids can relate to.
They have a simple practical program with enjoyable exercises, games and activities to teach your children with.
A few are responsiblity for homework, toys, chores, and friends.
Not only will it improve your family life and relationship to your child, but also give them the tools they need to make in the world as happy, fulfilled adults.
After all if they are the way the are at 6 or 7 and nothing changes what kind of life will they have? Its up to you the teach and prepare them
John O. (Book Wiki
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