“When I read Raising Accountable Kids, I was awestruck by the content – so badly needed in our world today. I ordered 50 copies for a district event for parents!”
– T. Cordrey, Superintendent of Schools
Raising great children isn’t easy, but it can be done. Personal accountability begins at home with responsible parenting!
In a world that seems void of personal responsibility, moms and dads can make a difference by practicing personal accountability in their parenting on a daily basis – while teaching it to their children.
The new “RAK” book contains over 125 challenging discussion questions, making it not only an outstanding learning tool for moms and dads but also a perfect small group curriculum! In “RAK,” parents will learn how to …
- Model personal accountability and humility
- Do the hard stuff when the kids are young
- Know when and why to discipline
- Define parenting “absolutes”
- Take action on the small things now
- Define the role of grandparents
- Move beyond regret
- Transfer your values to your kids
- Reduce family stress
- Build trust within the home
- Eliminate blame, complaining, victim thinking, and procrastination
- Defend the family from entitlement thinking
- Share ten lessons about money
- Adapt to change as the kids grow
- Prepare children for effective living
- Teach QBQ! to the children
Written by John and Karen Miller – parents of seven and grandparents to eight – this powerful and practical parenting handbook is ideal for parents, grandparents, and anyone else concerned with raising accountable kids.
Meet John and Karen Miller of Denver, Colorado …
