Busy Parents Raising Resilient Kids

Empowering Your Child to Respond Proactively to Bullying, Rebound Quickly from Disappointments, and Embrace Life Challenges as Opportunities for Growth

De: Jeff Peck

Narrado por: Tom Albright

Turn your child's trials into triumphs: Discover the secret to raising resilient children without feeling overwhelmed by modern parenting!

Do you worry your child might struggle to handle life's setbacks and challenges? Are you seeking practical strategies to empower them to bounce back from disappointments and view obstacles as opportunities?

If so, you’re not alone. Parenting today can feel like an uphill battle, but it doesn't have to be this way.

Imagine having actionable tools to help your child cultivate resilience. This guide equips you to support their journey to flourishing with practical, effective strategies!

In this transformative guide, you will discover:

• Proven strategies to help your child quickly recover from adversity
• Tools to empower them to respond proactively to bullying
• Methods to nurture a resilient mindset, laying the foundation for success
• Secrets to talking about failures in ways that foster growth
• Steps to manage screen time and its impact on resilience

And so much more!

It’s never too late to build resilience, and no challenge is too great with the right tools. Whether your child is starting kindergarten or heading to college, the insights in this book will prepare them to tackle life's inevitable challenges.

If you're ready to empower your child to confidently handle life's challenges, then download this audiobook!

©2024 Jeff Peck (P)2024 Jeff Peck

Helpful, Understandable, and Affirming

This book is a great resource for teaching parents how raise healthy, happy, confident kids. The information is presented in an easily understandable format, even when the subject matter is complex, and it takes a comprehensive approach to teaching resilience in kids of all ages. This book does get a little Jesus-ey in parts, as books of this nature often do, but even then, it maintains a broadly spiritual leaning in the few sections it features in, rather than focusing on any one religious philosophy as a way of finding support and increasing resilience. I highly recommend this book to all parents looking to increase their repertoire of tools for raising happy, healthy, confident kids, who can overcome adversity and advocate for their own wants and needs.