Dzxx: ABCs of What Children Need from Their Parents: ABCs You Can Learn Throughout Your Lives

Product Description

"Just as a alphabet is a substructure for each word, sentence, paragraph, chapter, and book, so is a parent/child attribute a base for all successive family during all levels." This parenting book/journal encourages an romantic tie between relatives and children of any age. The book's author, Karen Wallace, encourages emotionally rewarding family advocating parenting and adult child healing.

Product Details

Published on: 2004-10
Binding: Hardcover
116 pages

Editorial Reviews

Review

we have been indulging in your difference and enjoying each morsel. You are amazingly means during expressing your ideas! -- Linda Bruno Hardigan Hilton, Nov 1, 2004

It's a good feeling book of past, present, and destiny for families pity time together. -- Robin Weeks, Nov 1, 2004

This new book stimulates nurturing family combining a horizon of fruitful soils for social, cognitive, and dignified maturation. -- Bob and Bonnie Durrance, Nov 1, 2004

About a Author

A initial era Italian-American, Karen Wallace has warranted a Masters grade from Harvard University in Psychology, perceived in 1996. The theme of her topic is a tie between intent family (the child’s initial relationships), amicable support, amicable composition and health. In 1983, she perceived her B.S. in Biology from Boston College. She is now 42 years aged and has had a passion for a parent/child attribute as early as she can remember. She has recently worked in play therapy and dutiful therapy in Wake County, North Carolina, assisting relatives bond with their children, and now, she and her father have children of their possess to parent, a 3 year aged child and a 4 month aged girl.

Prior to this, Karen has been a mental health advisor in Newton, Massachusetts, a residence primogenitor for emotionally uneasy teenagers in Concord, Massachusetts, and has volunteered operative with emotionally uneasy adults and children during McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts.

In 1995, Karen was given a opportunity, that was unequivocally some-more of an respect than a responsibility, to pierce her consanguine grandmother and best friend, Flora, who had Alzheimer’s disease, from her home in New Jersey to be nearby her in Massachusetts where she spent a final 3 years of her life. In further to granddaughter and friend, Karen became authorised defender to Flora to capacitate Karen to caring for her needs. Bringing her guitar with her, Karen got to revisit Flora roughly daily. They sang many oldies together. Their adore of strain and strain transcended a Alzheimer’s. More than all of her practice combined, this special time with her grandmother has made Karen and put correct viewpoint on her life. Flora stays with Karen in suggestion and continues, by her memory, to yield certainty and strength.