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Stupid Things Parents Do To Mess Up Their Kids

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Stupid Things Parents Do To Mess Up Their Kids
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Laura Schlessinger
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:288
Dimensions(mm): Height 198,Width 142
Category/GenreChild care and upbringing
ISBN/Barcode 9780060933791
ClassificationsDewey:649.1
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Imprint HarperCollins
Publication Date 3 December 2002
Publication Country United States

Description

As host of a radio show heard by 18 million Americans each day, Dr Laura Schlessinger is known for her straight-shooting, plain-spoken style. In STUPID THINGS PARENTS DO TO MESS UP THEIR KIDS, she takes on her favourite subject: selfish, irresponsible parenting. Society has lowered its expectations of parents, families and children, she writes - and it's high time for mums and dads to teach their kids right from wrong, and live up to the lifelong responsibility to rear their children. Schlessinger tackles several key parenting issues, steering people toward raising happier, healthier children.

Author Biography

Dr. Laura Schlessinger, a licensed marriage and family therapist, is one of the most popular talk-show hosts in radio history and the only woman to win the prestigious Marconi Award for syndicated radio. She is the author of twelve New York Times bestsellers, writes a daily blog, and is a regular Newsmax columnist. She is heard daily on Sirius/XM Channel 155 live, and her program is streamed and podcast on www.drlaura.com. Dr. Schlessinger has her own YouTube Channel (YouTube.com/drlaura). She is also the skipper and driver of a racing sailboat program that won the 2010 international race from Newport Beach to Cabo San Lucas. She and her husband live in Southern California.

Reviews

"Schlessinger is making an important point: too many 'upwardly mobile' adults bear children... in the way they might buy a King Charles Spaniel or some other neat accessory to their well-appointed lives" Time Magazine