The Art of Parenting Together: How to Be Good Parents Together by Using Dynamic Parenting to Improve Your Kid's Childhood: The Master Parenting Series, #16

Book Description

Parenting is a team effort. Even if you are single-handedly raising a child, it requires that you and your child come to terms with everything. This can be hard for most parents, given their busy work lives, differences of opinions, and dynamics in the house. In this guide, Frank focuses on improving family dynamics by shedding light on several core areas. Starting with communication and the type of it that prevails in the house, we make our way to determine the best strategies to resolve problems, develop healthy habits in children, and become an active and empathetic listener.

The guide lists many activities for the whole family to enjoy together as well as research-backed tips to help parents change the way they parent to raise happy and independent children. The goal is to enable parents to work on improving family dynamics by scheduling quality time with their children, assessing their family functionality, and determining what practices work best for them.

With the ideas discussed in the book, this guide will be of great help to both new and experienced parents who are at a loss in concluding why their children seem distant and why they can't establish a healthy and strong bond with them.

The Art of Parenting Together

How to Be Good Parents Together by Using Dynamic Parenting to Improve Your Kid's Childhood

Frank Dixon

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Before we jump in, I'd like to express my gratitude. I know this mustn't be the first book you came across and yet you still decided to give it a read. There are numerous courses and guides you could have picked instead that promise to make you an ideal and well-rounded parent while raising your children to be the best they can be.

But for some reason, mine stood out from the rest and this makes me the happiest person on the planet right now. If you stick with it, I promise this will be a worthwhile read.

In the pages that follow, you're going to learn the best parenting skills so that your child can grow to become the best version of themselves and in doing so experience a meaningful understanding of what it means to be an effective parent.

Notable Quotes About

Parenting

Children Must Be Taught How To Think, Not What To Think.

– Margaret Mead

It's easier to build strong children than to fix broken men [or women]. 

– Frederick Douglass

Truly great friends are hard to find, difficult to leave, and impossible to forget.

– George Randolf

"Nothing in life is to