Building a Legacy of Love
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Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Christian Books & Bibles, Politics & Social Sciences
Book Type: Paperback
Author:
Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Christian Books & Bibles, Politics & Social Sciences
Book Type: Paperback
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Wouldn't it be great to have a "blueprint" for success in parenting today?
An amazing mother of 13 shares anecdotal guidelines for raising children, bolstering family life, and building a legacy of love!
Of her own family Mary Ann says, "We may be a bit larger than the 'average American household,' yet when it comes to raising kids, we, like most good parents, are busy doing all we can to instill the faith and value system that we know will be best for them - here and in the hereafter!"
Mary Ann Kuharski writes from experience on such topics as: discipline, TV watching, manners, children in sports, building confidence, and a lighthearted look at dealing with "All the other Moms." From the beauty of receiving a blessing with her first child, to being elected by her children as president of the "Mean Mothers' Club," Mary Ann Kuharski has learned to handle the challenges of parenting.
God has entrusted families with the task of teaching values to the next generation. This "Mon of Many" shows that it is not only possible to stand against a pagan world, but it is imperative that we do so!
An amazing mother of 13 shares anecdotal guidelines for raising children, bolstering family life, and building a legacy of love!
Of her own family Mary Ann says, "We may be a bit larger than the 'average American household,' yet when it comes to raising kids, we, like most good parents, are busy doing all we can to instill the faith and value system that we know will be best for them - here and in the hereafter!"
Mary Ann Kuharski writes from experience on such topics as: discipline, TV watching, manners, children in sports, building confidence, and a lighthearted look at dealing with "All the other Moms." From the beauty of receiving a blessing with her first child, to being elected by her children as president of the "Mean Mothers' Club," Mary Ann Kuharski has learned to handle the challenges of parenting.
God has entrusted families with the task of teaching values to the next generation. This "Mon of Many" shows that it is not only possible to stand against a pagan world, but it is imperative that we do so!
