THREE NEW PARENTING RULES
Okay, so it’s been a while since my last post. Well, I’m back…at least for today.
The other night I was reflecting on the sort of parent I am and noticed some areas that need improvement. This was not the first time I noticed these deficiencies; it was just the first time I made a real, verbal commitment to begin working to resolve them. Out of this process came three new rules I have for myself and one question I have for those of you reading this.
First the rules:
- NO RAISING MY VOICE. I will talk quietly and calmly no matter how frustrated (or infuriated) I am on the inside.
- NO DISCIPLINING WHEN ANGRY. I will send Haven to her room or, if we are out, count to 10 (or 100, as the case may be) before carrying out the appropriate discipline.
- GET IN SHAPE. My kids are just one more reason to get serious about eating less and exercising more. I want to be actively involved in their lives (and maybe the lives of grandkids one day).
Now for the question: Do you know of any good books on parenting that you’d recommend?
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Daniel
The best books on parenting I have read are
“Your Mama Don’t Dance” by Glenn and Cindy Colley.
“Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters” by Meg Meeker
They are both challenging in their own way.