On Becoming Childwise | Gary Ezzo | Deserves More Than 5 Stars!

On Becoming Childwise | Gary Ezzo | This book has done...

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On Becoming Childwise

	On Becoming Childwise Gary Ezzo Multnomah Books, 1999 - 300 pages average customer review:based on 23 reviews view larger image
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Parents seek to raise moral and godly children, but many don't know how. Parents and prospective parents often feel ill-equipped for the task of raising righteous children. On Becoming Childwise responds to this need by offering sound, biblical instruction for parents with questions about discipline, parent roles, and other issues. Gary Ezzo, author, pastor, and father, and Robert Bucknam, pediatrition, draw from their professional and personal in-the-trenches experiences to offer practical instruction on raising morally responsible children.

Deserves More Than 5 Stars!

I'm a mother with degrees in child develpment and child psychology, and this book is more valuable to parents than anything I've learned in all my years of higher education. Read it! You and your children will be glad you did!!

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This book has done...

Wonders for our family! I understand that this book created a lot of controversy in parenthood but I would HIGHLY suggest to anyone to just read yourself! Take the suggestion of many and take what you may from the book. My wife and I (yes, as a husband and new father I felt the responsibility of educating myself) decided to read this book after the tons of reviews we recieved from our close friends. BW is not a concrete program that you subject your child to but it's PARENT DIRECTED FEEDING. As a parent, you decide what is best for your baby. If it's adjsuting his/her schedule from a 3 hour to a 2.5 OR even a 2 hour routine, YOU DO SO! I highly doubt a child can become dehydrated or underweight if they are eating this much. Ours certaintly didn't (92 % at 2 months).

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Preschool Wise Repeat

I have always loved the "On Becoming..." series. This book will not disappoint the reader looking for help raising four to seven year-olds, but for the one who already owns Preschoolwise, there is no need to also buy this book. Much of the information is repeated. I did say "need". I would have wanted it anyway since I'm such a fan!

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