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Parenting Press®Using Your Values
to Raise Your Child
to Be an Adult You Admire
illustrated by Anna Dewdney
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Acknowledgments
First Thoughts 1. Living with Values
What is a value?
How people show their values Teaching values 2. What Are Your Values?
Identify your values
Your personal values guide What do your values mean to you? Define your values 3. How Do Children Acquire Values?
Values reflected at birth
Values may need to be taught Values can be lost Values may be in conflict 4. Values Can Guide Family Life
Integrating values into parenting
Values guide decisions Values guide planning Questions about integrating values 5. Basic Needs Affect Learning
What are needs?
Needs as motivators What children learn 6. Readiness to Learn Values
Developmental stages
Levels of understanding Development of thinking 7. Considering Temperament Patterns
What is a temperament pattern?
Ten Temperament Traits Temperament patterns and values 8. Working with Learning Styles
What is a learning style?
Problems related to learning style Values and learning styles 9. Resolving Conflicting Values
Values in conflict
Your partner’s values When partners are aware Finding common ground 10. Teenagers Need Values to Test
Teenagers build personal value systems
Communicating with teenagers Discussions can be difficult Parents can have a role Parents may need to rethink values Epilogue Helpful Resources Index |
Useful for birth–teens . . . a collection of sensible thinking tools for parents and children, presented in a highly accessible format. ForeWord
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