Parenting Wisdom from CPCK Readers

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The following were gleaned directly from comments readers made on Confident Parents, Confident Kids’ articles. I have been awed and inspired by your words. The best blogs, in my opinion, represent communities. And there is a critical ongoing dialogue going on here related to how we show love, deepen our trust with our families and help our children develop social and emotional competencies to become their best selves. Check out the following readers’ words and be inspired!

Julie I on GratitudeDorothy P on Emotional BoundariesSusie on Random Acts of KindnessMoms Perspective on walking awayDave N on summer transitionSaila on affirming feelingsShannon on Seeing through others' eyesLinda S on ListeningJulie I on Self-DisciplineTom R on Complete PresenceJeanne O on Emotional BoundariesJeanne O on FeelingsKimberly A on MediaDavid S on Emotional SignalShannon on Service and ChoresSusie on Service and Reflection
Stefanie F on Reading and Telling StoriesShannon Positive IntentShannon Best IntentTom Finding Own AnswersCara C. on Cooperative GamesShannon W on Commonalities and Differences

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One reader and President of a Mom’s Club in Gaithersburg, MD writes, “on first reading...phenomenal! Exactly what I needed right now. I just started checking out books again, feeling like I was doing "something" wrong. I just wasn't feeling great about some of my interactions and felt like I needed a jump start. This blog is putting me back in the right mind frame. It is informative, supportive, yummy! It just makes me feel capable..and like I am talking to my best friend about it!”
Maurice Elias, author of Emotionally Intelligent Parenting and Psychology Professor at Rutgers University writes…
Confident Parents, Confident Kids “merits the attention of anyone working in social, emotional and character development who wants a place to send parents for ideas and advice and dialogue.”
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