Dr. Foxman outlines the spectrum of worry in children through the lens of culture and typical stages of development. This book is a helpful tool for any adult working with children who may have a tendency to worry a lot. 

We intuitively know that our children are born with a certain temperament. The interaction between our child's temperament and our own can be both wonderful and challenging! Chapman and Ross outline the ways we can show love to our children in practical ways based on how they receive love. We often show love to others based on what makes us feel loved rather than how the other person receives love. We build stronger relationships with our children when we can identify and understand this dynamic. 

Cline and Fay present a practical approach to raising children that simultaneaously helps us avoid unnecessary power struggles with our children while building their true confidence and independence through a series of natural consequences. One of the best gifts we can give our children is the opportunity to learn from their mistakes within the loving support of their family system. This appraoch helps us do just that. They advocate strong limits in the context of powerful empathy. This combination helps decrease our own parenting stress while giving our children the skills they need to succeed in life. You can also check out more resources at www.loveandlogic.com .