Be a Parent, Not a Pushover
A Guide to Raising Happy, Emotionally Healthy Teens
- Marriage, Family & Relationships
- Publisher: W Publishing Group (Thomas Nelson)
- Published: 2006
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Publisher's Description
Passionate about her own family, and dedicated to the well-being of her clients, Dr., Maryann Rosenthal has written this book to help parents navigate those difficult years when children are simultaneously pulling away and in need of parental guidance, structure, and love.
Endorsements (7)
“Teenagers are 100% of our hope for the future. Teenagers want strong, loving, solid parents. Dr. Rosenthal teaches you how to do an exceptional job parenting.”
“Be a Parent, Not a Pushover is the new Bible on raising teenagers. Implement just a fraction of what Dr. Rosenthal suggests, and have a more loving, peaceful existence with your teens.”
“There is nothing more important in this world than the legacy we leave to the next generation. Dr. Rosenthal teaches us that what you leave in children as values is much more precious than any valuable we leave to our children in our estates. A book not to be missed.”
“As a parent and step-parent of four now grown kids, I can tell you that this book would have saved me a lot of grief. It’s packed with advice, information information and examples on how to relate effectively with your teenager. A brilliant resource for parents!”
“As a father of four children, this book is a delight to use with my two teenage children. I only wish that I had the wisdom and insights of this book for my two children who have already gone through their teenage years.”
“Bravo to Dr. Maryann for finally teaching us parents to master the jugular paradox of parenting: balancing freedom and discipline. She is a rare and trusted authority on the topic most critical to our global future. A must read for parents, teachers, and employers of teens.”
“Parents are primary leaders and mentors for their children. Be a Parent, Not a Pushover offers sound advice on how to be more positive and powerful role models.”
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