Life Lessons For Little Ones
A Parental Guide Teaching Tiny Babies About Their New World
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I have kept children since I was sixteen years old. I like to just observe them. I like to watch how they interact with each other and react to situations in their lives.
They will try to test you with all kinds of things if...
Tiny babies are very contrary little people sometimes, and you have got to be psyched up befor you get home from the hospital ....
...you do not have to be mean or mad to get your children to listen to you. You just have to be strong and know that all of this training will pay off, especially when your child gets older.
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About the Book
Life Lessons For Little Ones is written in two parts : The first part of this book is written as an informative parental guide. It touches on the subjects that are associated with most aspects of caring for infants and teaching parents how to be in control while raising small children. The second part of this book is written for infants like a children's book. It is written so that the babies learn all about their new world. There are places to put photos and personalize this book especially for your new baby. There are always going to be a few strong willed children that will be a challenge, but if you would like to have children that you enjoy being around, this book will explain to you how to teach them the desired behavior that you want them to have. These are the guidelines that I went by when teaching our two tiny babies and the infants that I have cared for. This form of teaching has eliminated the terrible two's etc. in our children and the other children that I have kept, making for a peaceful home. When I cared for these little ones they hardly ever cried unless they were sick or hurt. The years that I cared for infants was the best time of my life. I loved my job!
About the Author
Lori Reed is a Christian mother of three sons and one daughter, and is a homemaker. She has one grandson, two granddaughters, and a granddaughter due in April. She currently resides with her husband, Jeff, her twenty-one year old son, a four legged child, which is a very spoiled Boston terrier named Scout, and a part-time Pomeranian, Lexie, in Indiana.