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Raising children is not a job you can leave to chance. Now you can turn to SyberVision's Successful Parenting to learn the keys to becoming the kind of parent your child needs.

Roots and Wings. . .the greatest gifts we can give our children.
This comprehensive, step-by-step, audio program will help you fully understand the ultimate goal of

parenthood: to give your children "roots"—the security and self-confidence to tackle obstacles—and "wings"—the ability to manage their own lives.

Successful Parenting is based on the breakthrough research of Dr. Katherine Kersey, Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Early Childhood, Speech Language Pathology and Special Education at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia.

While studying thousands of successful parents to find out why their children turned out so well, Dr. Kersey and other researchers isolated 10 characteristics common to them all.

Successful Parenting explains these 10 Master Keys of parenting success and shows you how to pattern your actions after parents who have already raised happy, well adjusted children.
 
Parenting success defined in the context of this program is having raised children who are caring,  
 

confident, competent, and independent—children, who as adults are emotionally healthy and mature.

The program shows you how to take the right kinds of action in every child-rearing situation—from disciplining toddlers to dealing with rebellious teenagers. With the help of Successful Parenting, you'll develop a close relationship with your children that will deepen as the years go by.
 
Fourteen informative audio sessions that take you step-by-step through the principles of this program and show you how to apply them immediately into your life. Includes dramatizations of actual parenting situations where you choose the responses you feel are right and then receive feedback and your choices. The audio is supported by a comprehensive 100-page digital progress guide that will help you remember and master the keys Successful Parenting keys.
 

Fourteen life-changing audio sessions on four audio CDs and a digital progress guide and journal. $69.95.
1. Roots and Wings: The Power of Successful Parenting. The problems, frustration and concerns of parenting and the methods to help you to help your children to reach their potential.

2. The Positive Parent: The 10 Characteristics of Parents with Caring, Confident, Competent, and Independent Children. A model for emulation based on the study of thousands of successful parents and years of research.

3. The Vision You Hold of Your Child: The New Psychology of Parenting. Your child is the self-fulling expectation of how you see him or her in your mind. How to create a positive vision of your child that includes unlimitless potential, caring, love, and respect.

4. The Magic of Respect: How to Increase Your Child's Feelings of Self-Worth. The
importance, techniques, and benefits of treating your child with respect. (Click to listen to Session 4).

5. The Responsible Child: Making Sure That Privileges are Earned. Helps you teach your child that privileges and freedom go hand-in-hand with responsibility.

6. Positive Discipline: How to Help Your Child Overcome Self-Defeating Behavior. Guidelines for appropriate discipline, how to determine what is inappropriate behavior, and how to overlook minor misbehavior.

7. The Power of Encouragement: How to Help Your Child Develop the Habits of Success. Insights into the most productive way to reward your children so they become self-starting and self-motivating personalities.

8. The Independent Child: Teaching Children to Solve Their Own Problems. The importance of giving children choices and helping them learn from their mistakes.

9. The Pride of Ownership: How to Enlist Your Child's Help in Rule-Making. Why your child should take part in determining the positive and negative consequences of his or her behavior.
10. The Child Unique: How to Recognize and Develop Your Child's Individuality. Learn to recognize, encourage, and develop your child's natural gifts and abilities, recognize weaknesses and turn them into strengths.

11. Sensitive Parent . . . Feeling Child: How to Tune Into Your Child's Feelings. Helps your child develop love and empathy for others.

12. The Power of Example: How to Model Behaviors You Want Your Children to Imitate. Develop the qualities you want to see in your child and eliminate mixed messages.

13. The Joy of Parenting: How to Enjoy Your Child. Children are temporary gifts to us that soon grow into independent adults. How to treasure the short time we have with our children.

14. Your Child's Last Day at Home: The Gift of Roots and Wings. The day will come when your child leaves the home nest for good. How to plan for that day years in advance to ensure that your child has both "roots" and "wings."

Dr. Kersey is Professor of Early Childhood Education and Chairperson of the Department of Early Childhood, Speech Language Pathology and special Education at Old Dominion University, where she has been on the faculty since l969. She has authored three books - The Art of Sensitive Parenting, Helping Your Child Handle Stress, and Don’t Take It Out On Your Kids. She has appeared on several national talk shows, including "Oprah", "Sonya Live", CNN, and the Les Brown Show.

Dr. Kersey is married to Dr. Wilbur Kersey and

they have three grown children: Dr. Barbara Kersey, a family therapist, two sons, David and Marc, both engineers in the construction business, and three grandchildren.

Dr. Kersey has dedicated her personal and professional life to the needs and concerns of families in today’s world, with the hope that some day the world will be a safer and better place for children.




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