Publisher's Synopsis
Editorial Review Explosions! They happen to everyone. What qualifies as an explosion in your life? Each person is a unique individual. Because of that, we have all gone through different experiences, from our own individual prospective and emotions. We observe life in a zillion different ways. What may be an explosion in your life may not be an explosion for your children or anyone else. Your children have grown up at a different time and in different circumstances. This is important in helping us be more empathetic with them. Rebuilding After the Explosions: Helping Parents Put the Pieces Back Together does exactly what it says it will do. This book discusses three parenting books and one parent relationship book from well-known authors that can be used as building blocks to create strong and happy family ties. Rebuilding After the Explosions empowers parents with beneficial tools. 1. The first of the four books teaches the importance of being able to identify and provide love in the way your family recognizes love. 2. The next book emphasizes building close relationships, yet being firm and resolute with your children. 3. Another book discusses habits that families can learn to have an effective family even during difficult times. 4. The last one will help strengthen the parenting relationship so the parents will be a strong, united front. Because of your determination as parents, your children will stop trying to pit mom against dad and vice versa. 5. The last publication, an article, has such life changing information. It may change your family's habits for the better with lasting benefits for future generations. This book provides wonderful learning opportunities by exploring many different explosions that can create havoc in our lives. Some of the important information you will learn: How to hold your children accountable for their actions by allowing natural consequences How to identify the smoke from toxic emotions and clean up the me
