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by Erin Brown Conroy (Author)
Parenting is one of life's most rewarding -- and demanding -- experiences, isn't it? From those first sleepless nights and diaper changes, to waving goodbye to the college student on the doorstep of his or her first apartment or dorm... Parenting carries with it high levels of activity and challenging twists, making our lives full. But when our lives feel too full, the stress can wear us down and take away our every-day joy. We realize that we're headed down a path we don't want to be on. We certainly don't want to feel this way any more. And we want -- we need -- to make a change. Because balance doesn't just happen, you and I need encouragement, motivation, and powerful tools to focus on what's important, shift life back to the center, and create a life you love. 40 Days to Balanced Parenting: How to Bring Your Busy Life Back into Balance is a simple, positive, easy way to get you the balanced, peaceful, enjoyable life that you're looking for. Take 40 days and start the step-by-step path to focus your life -- enjoy your life -- and make your life exactly what you want it to be.
Author Biography
Erin Brown Conroy, MA, MFA, author of 20 Secrets to Success with your Child and "My Kid is Driving Me Crazy!" 14 Realistic Expectations that Make Parenting Easier, is a non-fiction and fiction writer, college writing instructor, and curriculum developer and master teacher over-seeing two online writing programs. She is the creator of True North Reading, a hands-on, phonemic-based online reading program for students ages 2-15 (www.truenorthreading. com) teaching kids all across the world to read and spell. Erin has been featured in parenting articles online and in print, speaks at conferences and on the radio, and loves to talk to audiences about creativity, writing, and how to succeed in school. You can check out all the books in the Simplified Writing series, find Erin's books at Amazon, and visit Erin's blog at www.erinbrownconroy.wordpress.com. A mom of 13 children by birth, marriage, and adoption, Erin lives in Michigan with her three youngest teens, fun-loving dogs, and a few happy birds that seem to love the smell of coffee just as much as she does.
