My Letters to Parents : Tips For Effective Parenting

Every child is born a genius. They are blooming flowers and will spread the scent and fragrance that you as parents have nurtured in them while raising them. The joys of being a parent are unimaginable. While your children may give you the highs of joy there may be lows too of despair and despondency too. While your children may give you memories to treasure forever there may be times when you just don’t know what you are up against. Parenting thus is not only an art but a science as well. Many a times a female who is unable to give birth to a child and adopts a child from an orphanage puts all her love and passion in raising her adopted child. As a result child turns out to be a responsible well behaved well cultured adult taking utmost care of his mother. And sometimes a mother who nurtures an embryo in her womb for nine months and gives birth to a child fails to turn her child into an understanding adult.So parenting is not only about giving birth to a child it is not only about showering love and care on your children instead it is about the process the path you take during the journey of raising your child. I am constantly reminded of Jess Lair who once said “Children are not things to be molded but people to be unfolded”. No one in this world can actually teach a parent how to raise their own children. But yes one can definitely guide a parent about what aspects can be taken care of to have a satisfaction of effective and graceful parenting. This book contains my letters to all the parents who still feel that they are facing difficulties in nurturing values life skills and discipline in their growing kids. Every letter is a kind of guide to work on your aspect of parenting and deal with your child accordingly. I am sure you will love the tips mentioned in my letters and it will also help you to get one step closer to your child to develop that strong connection and bonding that was missing till now.This book can be a guide to would be parents and new parents to start their parenting from the early stage of your child’s life. Applying what is said in this book with a positive perceptive and an open mind can take you on the path of raising your child effectively and gracefully. You will ultimately be satisfied with a sigh of relief that you have played your part well as a parent. After all it is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.