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11 Most Common Mistakes Made In Parenting
11 Most Common Mistakes Made In Parenting
11 Most Common Mistakes Made In Parenting
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Making mistakes is a part of life, a healthy one. It’s a universal tool for learning. We can learn and grow from every mistake we make, or we can just keep making the same ones over and over again. Parenting is an ever changing process that has always, and will always be filled with mistakes. The faster you can learn about each one, the stronger, healthier parent you become.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateJul 19, 2014
ISBN9781310574993
11 Most Common Mistakes Made In Parenting
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Susan Diane Matz

An innovative author and teacher, Susan Diane Matz helps people look at themselves, the world and the process of life from a different angle. She ran a school for change and is a captivating speaker. She has written over twenty books.

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    11 Most Common Mistakes Made In Parenting - Susan Diane Matz

    11 Most Common Mistakes

    Made In Parenting

    Susan Diane Matz

    11 Most Common Mistakes Made In Parenting

    Published by Susan Diane Matz at Smashwords

    Copyright 2014 Susan Diane Matz

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    Making mistakes is a part of life, a healthy one. It’s a universal tool for learning. We can learn and grow from every mistake we make, or we can just keep making the same ones over and over again. Parenting is an ever changing process that has always, and will always be filled with mistakes. The faster you can learn about each one, the stronger, healthier parent you become.

    Dedicated to the Love

    that Every Child

    Brings Into This World

    Contents

    Preface

    Autopilot

    Not Listening

    Talking At Your Kids

    Your Schedule…Not Theirs

    Too Little Responsibility

    Too Much Responsibility

    Seeing What You Want To

    Seeing What They Want You To

    Balancing Your World With Theirs

    The Self-Absorption Cycle

    The Future

    Susan Diane Matz

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    Preface

    Being a parent is incredibly complex and difficult, more so than most people realize before they take on the job. As a parent you have the potential to bring stronger, healthier patterns into your children’s lives, patterns that they can use to make healthy choices when they become an adult. Parenting is not just about diapers, feedings, sports and school, it’s about providing a foundation that can positively influence how a child walks through this world as an adult.

    Mistakes are a part of life, we all make them. Parenting is no different. As many parents have said throughout the generations, They don’t come with an instruction manual! In parenting the more you can deal with each child and each problem individually instead of creating some kind of formula, the healthier your choices and relationships with your children will be. Children aren’t robots, they don’t need a formula, they need you to be present and open-minded with them each day.

    When your kids fire a question at you, how fast do you fire back? How rote are your actions and responses when it comes to parenting? People often do things out of rote instead of a place where they stay present with their actions. The more rote you’re being, chances are the more zoned out you are in that moment. The biggest mistakes we make in

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