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by Kate Hamilton (Author)
A judgment-free handbook on parenting kids in all their uniqueness
We all want to raise independent, confident children, but unfortunately, there's no one right way to parent that we can all learn. Each child is unique, and each mom and dad has their own ideas on parenting, often influenced by the way they were raised. The Imperfect Parent shows us how we can celebrate those differences, embracing the individuality of our kids, carrying on the successful practices our parents demonstrated, and learning from their--and our--mistakes. A mom of two boys, author Kate Hamilton is no stranger to parenting struggles, and she knows well that anyone who thinks they can parent error-free is just kidding themselves. This book is an honest look at her parenting triumphs and failures and what parents everywhere can learn from both. She explains: - How to handle parenting advice from others- How to communicate well with your partner or co-parent
- How to help your children discover their identities
- How to have conversations with your kids about uncomfortable topics
- How to let your children fail And that just scratches the surface! Recognizing that there's no one-size-fits-all approach to raising kids, The Imperfect Parent teaches you how to forge a path that works best for your family.
Author Biography
Kate Hamilton has been married to her husband, Charlie, for twenty-three years and is a mother of two independent and confident boys in college. Some might say she is an unlikely writer because of her dyslexia, yet her life experiences compelled her to write this book. She earned an MBA in international business and is a former corporate executive turned mother and entrepreneur. When Kate is not coaching parents and their children, you will find her volunteering with Lemonade Day, a youth entrepreneurship program; planning the next family adventure; or working with Charlie in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Number of Pages: 288
Dimensions: 1.14 x 9.24 x 6.38 IN
Publication Date: October 01, 2024
