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10 Gifts Your Children Will Grow to Appreciate,Used
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From the Back Cover "Lynn Clayton, whose writing style is like a breath of fresh air, will touch your heart with this book. A consummate storyteller, Lynn has opened a window to his soul while drawing the readers to face their own. Applying the truths of this work is an enriching, challenging, rewarding experience for any parent."Robert Long, Pastor, Walnut Street Baptist Church, Louisville, Kentucky "From the heart of a devoted Christian father, and son, comes this vital message to today's families. Lynn Clayton has the gift of writing that few possess. All of us who love children will find 10 Gifts a gift from God!"A. Jack Green, The South Texas Children's Home "10 Gifts Your Children Will Grow to Appreciate, in easy, humorous, downtoearth stylelike Lynn himselfoffers practical insights with positive parenting techniques with simpletoduplicate examples to follow. Lynn demonstrates clearly that no greater investment exists than that made on a child's behalf."Ruth McRoberts Ward, Counselor and Author Product Description Based on scripture and real experience, 10 Gifts Your Children Will Grow to Appreciate is an encouraging, warm, and even humorous book that gives simple ways parents can provide for their children what matters most, including love, affection, guidance, attention, time, freedom, and affirmation. Parents of all ages with children of all ages will appreciate this positive, reassuring, comforting, and fun book. About the Author Lynn P. Clayton is Editor of the Louisiana Baptist Message. He uses his humor, goodnatured teasing of humankind's foibles, and poignant recollections as encouragement to those on the journey of parenting. Excerpt. Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. For a minute, let's consider parents who are divorced and have children living at home. The temptation is great to try to convince the children that the other parent is the bad person. Some parents try to bolster their egos by contradiction the other parent's rules and guidelines. There may even be a sense of victory by making one's wishes reign while the children are in the custody of that parent. But when parents do that sort of thing, they wreak havoc on the children. At least one parent in the divorce needs to recognize the importance of unity in parenting. Children need a good relationship with both parents. That is not possible and may not be wise all the time, but it is something the more mature, stable parent realizes and works toward. No child should have the yoke of duplicity of parental direction forced upon him. Parents are wise to work together in giving their children direction and instruction. Duplicity of guidance and discipline puts a time bomb in the lives of children, but unified guidance and discipline plant a gift with delayed appreciation.
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