Raising Stress-Proof Kids

By Shelley Davidow
A compelling and informative guide for every parent, Raising Stress-Proof Kids offers an eye-opening view on how the unhealthy and unnecessary stresses of our educational systems as well as outdated perspectives on parenting affect our children. It offers practical advice on how we can significantly and positively impact the lives of our children as they move through developmental phases and become mature, self-regulated and composed beings ready to succeed in our increasingly complex world.

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