They had me at the introduction when a story is told about the family leaving on a trip and one of the 9 children is asked to feed the chickens. I thought the story was funny but if you were there as one of those parents it wouldn't have been too funny.
The book is filled with personal stories. The authors do an excellent job of keeping the readers attention while presenting some relevant and practical information for parents. It's not just about their opinions or what works for them it's about Biblical parenting.
In 12 short chapters the authors share how not to parent with/in anger . . .
- Stressed Out and Overwhelmed
- Is It Wrong to Get Angry?
- What Causes Anger?
- Provoking Our Children to Wrath?
- Trigger Happy — What Sets You Off?
- Yelling Moms, Hollering Dads
- “But I’m Not Patient!”
- What Patience Is and Isn’t
- Nurture in the Heart of Correcting
- The Power of Affirmation
- Creating Peace in the Home
- Accountability
From the back cover:
- Provides practical and biblical solutions to get to the other side of the issue
- Gives hope and freedom from the tyranny of stressed out and angry parenting.
- Offers solutions that are ideal for any family
For an interview with Shaun Tabatt of Cross Focused reviews click here.
This book is a super easy read. The chapters are a little long but they are broken up with sub thoughts that make the reading really easy.
This is a good and practical book for any parent.
Available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Christian Book(dot)com.
If your interested there is a reading group here.
Thank you Cross Focused Reviews and New Leaf Press for the opportunity to read and review this book.
I was only asked to provide an honest review.
Linking with The Art Of Homemaking, Titus Tuesday, Share Your Cup, Home Matters, Home Sweet Home and Katherine's Favorite Things
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This review is posted at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Christian Book(dot)com and on Facebook
2 comments:
I like the biblical take on parenting! Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
That sounds like a great book! I learned years ago to never pray for patience, since God will then make ways to make you learn it! ha/ha I would love to learn about not stressing, that would be great! :)
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