Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers

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Michael Ashley, please read this book. Feeling guilty about sending your kids to school is not necessary. This book will help you fine tune the signals you se…moreAshley, please read this book. Feeling guilty about sending your kids to school is not necessary. This book will help you fine tune the signals you send your kids about the availability of your attachment to them and will reduce the pressure you feel to have your kids "fit in" with peers by promoting their attachment to peers instead of adults. Whether we are aware of it or not, there is rivalry for attachment that is part of the nature of child-child and parent-child interactions in our modern world and this book will help you contend successfully with that rivalry, while supporting healthy peer relationships between your kids and their peers. Home schooling is certainly not necessary, but mindful attention to maintaining parental attachment and the natural authority that this healthy attachment fosters, pays great dividends. (less)

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