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    Parenting Books

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    • M Offline
      minnie2004
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      I found the following parenting books useful:


      1) the "What to expect" series
      2) P.E.T. Parent Effectiveness Training (recommended by one of my super kiasu friend who attends all sorts of parenting seminars)
      3) Rasing Boys - Great for moms with little boys

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        cfan
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        Cool Mum, Super Dad by Jamilah Samian


        Excerpt from book

        "When More is Better

        The more you tell your child "I love you",

        The more you notice the good things that your child does and compliment him for it,

        The more you really listen to your child,

        The more individual, uninterrupted time you spend with him on things that he wants to do with you,

        And the more genuine interest you show in what he does…

        The more special he feels,

        The fonder he grows of you,

        The warmer and more endearing your relationship is with him,

        now and in the future.

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          justlynne
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          yea all! i have tonnes of parenting books too..kinda of a junkie. i agree like many of the replies that it is fine and RESPONSIBLE to read up and gain perspectives on parenting especially for SAHM....and daddies...


          anyways, i got a book that i totally love call perfect parenting...in soft copy..i can share if anyone want it..but pls respect copyright rules okay...drop me a note if you want [email protected]

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            dimension
            last edited by

            i love parenting books too.

            although sometimes very logical, but day-to-day we just miss many things we take for granted.
            its good to have a reminder/guide. some books very insightful too.
            reading up is a way of improving mah 😃

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              pokemon
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              i do find parenting books to be helpful at times, but it put me to sleep when reading it unlike fiction books…

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                kids_r_innocent
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                minnie2004:
                I found the following parenting books useful:


                2) P.E.T. Parent Effectiveness Training (recommended by one of my super kiasu friend who attends all sorts of parenting seminars)

                Hi minnie2004,

                I am interested in buying the book tat u have recommended (item 2). Can i find out from u where can i get it. TIA. 😄

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                  minnie2004
                  last edited by

                  Hi kids_r_innocent,


                  I think my DH ordered the book thru Borders. You can call them first to check. If not available, they can order for you.

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                    Angelight
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                    I’ve read "Children Are From Heaven" by John Gray. It’s quite informative. The author doesn’t believe in spanking children, but rather using time-outs and positive reinforcements. Quite insightful.

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