8 Simple Tools for Raising Great Kids

Folks, forgot the other books you've read, other advice you've been given, this is the book to help you raise "great kids". Just like it says.

This book is broken down into eight "rules" chapters, that have sub-chapters.

All relevant in this day and age.

My favorite chapter is Influencing.

What bigger influence do your children have than you?

This chapter will help you learn how to speak to your child, how to really talk to them.

Wonderful ways.

Dr. Todd Cartmell is the author.

Let's learn about the man behind this inspiring book:

I earned my doctorate in clinical psychology from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA. We then moved to Columbus, OH, where I completed a postdoctoral fellowship with Wright State University at the Children’s Hospital. Since then, I have done my clinical work at Summit Clinical Services in Wheaton, IL, where I continue to see children, teens, and families on a full-time basis.

I have written five parenting books (faith based), which you can learn more about on the Books page. I have presented many parenting workshops at mom’s conferences (Hearts at Home, MOPS International), MOPS groups, churches, and schools, which you can read about on the Workshop page. I have also recently developed a skill-building game for kids called The Flexible Thinking Game.

In my free time, I enjoy doing anything with my wife, spending time with my boys whenever possible, reading, running, and playing jazz piano any chance I get. My Christian faith is an important part of my life and thinking, and I am continually thankful for God’s grace, of which I am an undeserving recipient.

Guess what peeps?

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Tell me what are you doing to raise great kids?

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