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An edition of Boundaries with Kids (1998)

Boundaries with Kids

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What the award-winning Boundaries has done for adult relationships, Boundaries with Kids will do for you and your children. Here is the help you need for raising your kids to take responsibility for their actions, attitudes, and emotions. Drs. Henry Cloud and John Townsend take you through the ins and outs of instilling the kind of character in your children that will help them lead balanced, productive, and fulfilling adult lives. Learn how to: set limits and still be a loving parent; bring control to an out-of-control family life; apply the ten laws of boundaries to parenting; define appropriate boundaries and consequences for your kids; and much more. - Publisher.

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Zondervan
Language
English
Pages
230

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Cover of: Boundaries with Kids
Boundaries with Kids: When to Say Yes, How to Say No
2008, Zondervan
in English
Cover of: Boundaries with Kids
Boundaries with Kids: An 8-Sessions Focus on How Healthy Boundaries Grow Healthy Children
Dec 30, 2007, HarperChristian Resources, Zondervan
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Cover of: Boundaries with Kids
Boundaries with Kids: When to Say Yes, How to Say No
2006, Zondervan
in English
Cover of: Boundaries With Kids When To Say Yes When To Say No To Help Your Children Gain Control Of Their Lives
Cover of: Boundaries with Kids
Boundaries with Kids: How Healthy Choices Grow Healthy Children
2001, Zondervan
Paperback in English
Cover of: Boundaries with Kids
Boundaries with Kids
1998, Zondervan
in English

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224
Number of pages
230
Weight
0.227

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OL48607176M
ISBN 13
9780310222200

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OL13520437W

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If someone else has given you this book and you don't know why, ask the five most honest friends you have and see what answers you get. As the saying goes, "If one person calls you a horse, tell them they're nuts. If five tell you, buy yourself a saddle!"
Page 208-209, added by l5sqjdop.

This is at the end of the book, but it really should be at the beginning.

We have seen many single parents with boundaryless kids turn their children in the right direction with love and support of others in their lives. Remember that God, in a way, is also a single parent (Jeremiah 3:8). He was symbolically "divorced" form Israel and raised his family without her! He understands the struggle and will help you.
Page 215, added by l5sqjdop.

Much of the book assumes a two-parent household. This should be an encouragement to the rest of us.

In this motivation part of boundary building with your child don't undervalue any of the three motives for good behavior we have discussed. Your child needs to be concerned about the pain of consequences for irresponsibility, the rights and wrongs of his behavior, and what pain his actions may cause for his friends and God. Be a parent who is subject to these motivations, and create many experiences for your child to internalize and own them for himself.
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Parents who do not say NO to their child's wish to be continually by their side are teaching him that he cannot exist on his own and that the world revolves around him. Later, the same child will not be comfortable allowing the one he loves to have her own sense of separateness, and he will try to control her.
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If parents give without boundaries, children learn to feel entitled and become self-centered and demanding.
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Someone once said, "Reality is a tough place to live, but it is the only place to get a good steak."
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If you never disagree with the person you love, something is terribly wrong. Some people are afraid to be themselves with another person. Such fear negates love. The Bible says that perfect love drives out fear (1 John 4:18). You can't really love someone with whom you can't be separate. That is, love does not mean losing yourself but rather frees you and empowers you to be yourself.
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Parents who do not say NO to their child's wish to be continually by their side are teaching him that he cannot exist on his own and that the world revolves around him. Later, the same child will not be comfortable allowing the one he loves to have her own sense of separateness, and he will try to control her.
Page 117, added by l5sqjdop.

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