What All Children Want: Structure

Wanting the best for your child should never be questionable, but rather it is a given. Today's society is becoming more liberal by the second, especially in the area of parenthood. Innovative concepts and theories regarding the social, emotional, moral, and mental development of a child are being readily accepted by parents and school officials to the point that these concepts and theories are subtly transforming our children into our counterparts rather than our subordinates in training. As a result, children are becoming more disrespectful while parents are becoming more frustrated and helpless. Children will not come right out and tell you they are in need of structure, but rather their actions and conversations speak on their behalf. A child deprived of structure is like a child left with the responsibility of raising himself. What All Children Want: Structure is a must for all parents, caregivers, and childcare providers whose deepest desire is to see their child or students excel in every area of their lives. This book will challenge you to not only embrace the concepts, but also implement the helpful recommendations introduced throughout that strongly advocate the fact that structure is one of the key ingredients needed during parenthood. You will be introduced to the following: Vertical Relationship vs. Horizontal Relationship Purposeful Thinking Meaningful Conversation Public Social Grace Honoring the Role of a Parent And much, much more!