Great Kids Don't Just Happen: 5 Essentials for Raising Successful Children

by Paul Smolen

Great Kids Don't Just Happen If there are children in your life, you need Dr. Smolen's research and wisdom! Physically and emotionally healthy children are Great Kids. They are happier when young and thrive as adults. Pediatrician Dr. Paul Smolen identifies five essential parenting elements which help develop happy and successful kids.
In Great Kids Don't Just Happen you will learn how to use those elements and nurture the children in your life. The author's observations and advice are supported by scientific studies referenced throughout the book and personal observations from his many years of practice as a pediatrician. The five essential elements and how to apply them are made easy to understand in the warm words of one who knows, practices, and teaches from research, observation, and experience. Learn how to Dr. Smolen's research and wisdom are sure to be of great help for your family and loved ones.

Genres: Parenting

130 pages, Paperback

Published October 22, 2019

About the author

---------Who is Dr. Paul Smolen---------
Dr Paul Smolen,also known as Doc Smo by his friends, is a board certified pediatrician with 35 years of experience caring for children and families. He is a bona-fide expert in knowing what parents want and need to know about parenting and child health. Dr. Smolen graduated from Duke University, Rutgers Medical School, Wake Forest pediatric residency, and is a long time faculty member of the University of North Carolina Medical School.

----------------His Book-------------------
Can Doesn't Mean Should, Essential Knowledge for 21st Century Parents, is a practical guide to help today's parents make important decisions about their children's diet, amount of screen time, degree of family responsibilities, finances, and life balance. The book is carefully researched and full of relevant information parents need to know.

Reviews

[Cheryl · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was doing some research for an article and I came across this book. It is a quick read with lots of information backed by research studies. I like how the author provided case examples and at the end of the book listed key points or "What You Can Do" suggestions for parents. Even though I already knew a lot of the information some parents may not and I think it is a good review of ways to be a good parent.