Parenting Spiritually

Parenting is the most complex job people on earth face, with the least training and assistance to accomplish it. Our Parenting Spiritually book sets out both the framework and practicalities of parenting in the modern era.

Traditionally parenting is undertaken on an instruction model, that is, the parent tells the child what to do because the parent believes they know better. The Spiritual component of Parenting Spiritually introduces the component of parenting through choice.

This is an entirely new approach to parenting which will allow the child to better achieve what it came to earth to do and to relieve the parent of a lot of the pressure of parenting.

The concepts given will enthral you and all of the practical examples delight you. This is a book which covers from pre-conception to parenting adult children and is just as applicable to a grandparent as it is to a prospective parent.

Table of Contents:
1.What is Parenting?
2.Parenting on an Instructional Model
3.The concept of time in Parenting
4.Parenting through Choice
5.External effects of Parenting through Choice
6.Setting expectations for the Child
7.Parenting for the Child, not Parenting for the Parent
8.Treating Children the same no matter their Gender
9.Gender
10.The beginning of the Parenting Cycle
11.Responsibility of the Parent
12.What New Parents need to know about their Child pre-birth
13.The Birth
14.Parenting a child to 3 months
15.Parenting a child from 3 months to 2 years
16.Parenting from 2 to 12
17.Adopted Children
18.Step Children
19.The Price of raising non-independent children
20.The differing Roles of Mother and Father in the child's life from 2-12
21.The Phases of growth and major learning for a child 2-12 years
22.The impact of Spiritual Values on a child from 2 to 12 years
23.Parenting a child from 13 21 years of age
24.The impact of Spiritual Values from the age of 13-21 years
25.Parenting scenarios with Teenagers
26.Parenting from 21 years
27.The role of Grandparents and other external figures
28.Learning how to parent from the Young

Prologue
Imagine that each child is an individual, with an individual reason for coming to earth, a place of existence accepted as being difficult to live in.

Imagine that in order to help the child achieve what they came to earth for, they were given their parents to help or hinder them on their journey.

Imagine that apart from the earliest stages of life on earth the child was not dependent upon the parent for instruction on how to live their life.

Imagine a world where the parent recognised the independence of their child and vowed to parent in a way to help the child achieve what they came to earth for.

Imagine a world full of parents prepared to pay the price of inconvenience by making parenting decisions based on the needs of the child.

Imagine what the world would be like then ...

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