The Fighting Children: A Must-Read Book for Families
By Ben Iloh
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Using the Bible as a guide, Iloh discusses the categories of children and shares information about child siblings, adult siblings, the Book of Genesis and childrens challenges, the causes and effects of sibling squabbles, siblings of single parents, stand-alone siblings, and competition among siblings. He also presents a variety of methods to resolve and overcome difficulties among siblings.
The Fighting Siblings offers families, parents, and adult siblingsas well as educators and others who interact with childrenan informative overview of sibling interactions and problems and a helpful guide to addressing them.
Ben Iloh
Ben Iloh holds a degree in sales management and marketing from the Transworld College. He currently works as an assistant pastor in a local church where he is charged with the responsibility of helping families who have various challenges. Iloh lives in Arizona.
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The Fighting Children - Ben Iloh
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iUniverse rev. date: 09/09/2017
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 Categories of Children
Chapter 2 The Genesis of Children Challenges
Chapter 3 Causes of Sibling Squabbles
Chapter 4 Siblings of Single Parents
Chapter 5 The Stand-Alone Siblings
Chapter 6 Effects of Sibling Squabbles
Chapter 7 Competition Among Siblings
Chapter 8 Overcoming Sibling Differences
Introduction
As I reminisce over my years of childhood and the various thought-provoking interactions I had with my peers in in those days, as well as my observations and counsel to parents and families struggling with children challenges, I deem it necessary to write this book to explore the numerous issues confronting children from time to time. I will also highlight and deliberate on all available ameliorating methods we can adopt to effectively deal with those challenges. Every family, irrespective of its composition, will have to deal with children