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Is this "Raising Happy Children" book any good?

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thumbwitch · 05/08/2008 01:23

Not sure if I should post here or in the Parenting topic - the book is called "Raising Happy Children - what every child needs their parents to know from 0-7 years" bu Jan Parker and Jan Stimpson. I bought it in a charity shop and haven't had a chance to flick through yet; I don't have many parenting books as I get the impression that they are often full of conflicting advice and self-importance.

THoughts anyone?

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thumbwitch · 05/08/2008 09:54

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noonki · 05/08/2008 10:01

I read it from the library

I quite liked some of the bits about sibling rivalry and some of the tips about discipline - and how to get kids to listen

I do have a problem with most of these style books as they do come across as We know everything - but I prefered it over other ones I had read

I read it at the as detoxing childhood and have got them a bit muddled up!

thumbwitch · 05/08/2008 10:05

thanks noonki

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squilly · 05/08/2008 13:44

If it's by Stephen Biddulph, who did raising happy boys, I object to him on the grounds he reckons kids who aren't looked after at home are disadvantaged!

Sorry...probably not very helpful.

PS my dd loves your name, thumbwitch. She's writing stories about thumbs at the moment, so she's nicking your name for an idea. Thanks...

thumbwitch · 05/08/2008 13:50

thanks squilly, different authors though. Glad to help your DD!

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