The Abc S Of Becoming Super Parents

More than a book, The ABC's of Becoming Super Parents: Opening the Door to the Best Children and a More Civilized Society is a message to the many dysfunctional parents of today on how to raise the best children--the children who will create a more civilized society.

Becoming Super Parents: A Guide To Great Parenting is a comprehensive and practical book that serves as a roadmap for parents who are striving to become the best versions of themselves for their children. Filled with valuable insights and strategies, this book goes beyond conventional parenting advice and delves into the core principles that contribute to nurturing a strong and loving relationship between parents and their children. The book covers a wide range of topics, from establishing effective communication with children to setting boundaries and fostering a positive environment for growth and development. It offers guidance on how to strike a balance between discipline and empathy, ensuring that parents are able to provide the necessary support and guidance for their children while also allowing room for independence and self-discovery. One of the standout features of Becoming Super Parents is its emphasis on self-care for parents. The book recognizes the challenges and pressures that come with raising a family, and provides practical tips and techniques for parents to prioritize their own well-being in order to be more present and effective caregivers for their children. By emphasizing the importance of self-reflection and personal growth, the book empowers parents to cultivate a positive and nurturing environment for their families. Overall, Becoming Super Parents: A Guide To Great Parenting is a must-read for any parent who is committed to creating a loving, supportive, and thriving family dynamic. Whether you are a new parent or a seasoned caregiver, this book is packed with valuable insights and actionable steps that will help you become the super parent you aspire to be.

"Super Parenting: How to Become a Super Parent" is a book about mindsets and awareness. The book takes future and current parents on the path of self discovery and transformation.The basic lesson of the book is that we create our own reality with the thoughts we think, our patterns of behavior and the beliefs we hold about ourselves and the world around us."Super Parenting: How to Become a Super Parent" goes a step further by discussing how the mindset of the parent determines not only their own reality but it directly affects their child's future as well. While children grow up, they gradually become an almost identical copy of their significant adult taking over the adult's beliefs and perceptions of everything, including their perception and belief about themselves. The author explains that by acknowledging and putting into practice four main principles, a parent can upgrade their mindset to a "Super-Parent" status. A "Super Parent" is someone who knows exactly how to nurture and raise successful, confident, self-sufficient and resilient children with strong character and kind nature. The author helps the reader to become aware of any possible "harmful" mindset of disempowering subconscious beliefs which they may have about themselves and about the world around, before explaining how to replace that mindset with a mindset that creates success. If children have a "high-quality" original to copy from, they become a "high-quality" personality.

The Market in Babies: Stories of Australian Adoption tells the history of adoption in Australia from its beginnings in the nineteenth century to its decline at the beginning of the twenty-first. The authors find that a market in babies has long existed. In the early years supply outstripped demand: needy babies were hard to place. Mid-twentieth century supply and demand grew together, with adoption presented as the perfect solution to two social problems: infertility and illegitimacy. Supply declined in the 1970s and demand turned to new global markets. Now these markets are closing, but technology provides new opportunities and Australians are acquiring babies through the surrogacy markets of India and the United States. As the rate of adoptions in Australia falls to an historic low, and parliaments across the country are apologising to parents and adoptees for the pain caused by past practices, this book identifies an historical continuum between the past and the present, and challenges the view that the best interests of the child can ever be protected in an environment where the market in babies is allowed to flourish. The authors of The Market in Babies are long-established scholars expert in the history of the family, welfare history and the making of public policy in Australia.

My ABC is a heartening book by a unique girl, Lucila, who, outdaring medical odds, returned to stages even stronger, learning the real meaning of happiness. Lucila, at the peak of her dance career, was ran over by a truck, inducing her to two weeks in coma with major injuries. She shares how her faith in God has made an impact in her life and recovery, what she thinks a miracle looks like. Her key message is that the impossible is a matter of perspective. To achieve happiness, there are no secrets. The important question is “what for,” instead of “why.” Challenges will be transformed to strengths, and your life’s mission will come, and you’ll accomplish it naturally and effortlessly every day. The best compliment I’ve received was, “Lucila, you’re weird,” and I’d respond, “Whatever you do, just be you. It’s harder to remember those who have never been weird at some point.”

The ABC's of HIV/AIDS is Wanda London's own personal testimonial of being a social worker diagnosed with AIDS in the mid-nineties. How she changed the stigma, shame and despair into triumph. How she became knowledgeable about this disease. Then, her mission was to share that knowledge to advance the understanding of HIV/AIDS in her community. Wanda has discovered in all her years working in the field of HIV education; people's behavior never really changed. This disease is still 100 percent preventable. This present generations of individuals who have grown up with this disease. They have no fear of the virus. They have not witnessed a person dying from AIDS. The major challenges and hurdles in the late seventies and eighties are still present today. People still need to be educated regarding HIV - about risky behavior, changing your lifestyle and about living risk free and safe. It is Wanda's hope that this booklet can and will be helpful in increasing your knowledge about the HIV virus (the virus that causes AIDS). It will help you as a parent, guardian and caregiver to develop a stronger open communication with your children regarding HIV. Based on personal knowledge, Wanda London believes that everyone should have a basic level of HIV/AIDS prevention and education. Know this fact: HIV is 100% preventable.

A wise, warm, and witty ebook for new (and gently used) parents seeking to raise positive, thoughtful children, this alphabet book brims with the advice only those who've been there can give. From "D is for Dog" (get one) to "P is for Praise" (do it often but appropriately) to "R is for Romance" (keep it alive after the kids come), each mini essay is coupled with a smart, letter-appropriate full-color photograph in these delightfully grown-up ABCs.