More than a book, "The ABC's of Becoming Super Parents: Opening the Door to the Best Children and a More Civilized Society" is a message to the many dysfunctional parents of today on how to raise the best children--the children who will create a more civilized society. Dr. Berner's revolutionary approach to child rearing sets out to fill in these gaps to help today's parents raise the best possible children.
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Gerald P. Berner, M.D. is a pediatrician with forty-three years of experience. A member of the American Board of Pediatrics, he graduated from the University of Michigan School of Medicine despite having grown up in a dysfunctional and impoverished household. The father of two successful grown children, Dr. Berner enjoys writing, biking, and golfing in his home state of Michigan.
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A fundamental building-block guide to raising healthy and well-adjusted children.,
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This review is from: The ABC's of Becoming Super Parents: Opening the Door to the Best Children and a More Civilized Society (Paperback)
Pediatrician Gerald P. Berner presents The ABC's of Becoming Super Parents: Opening the Door to the Best Children and a More Civilized Society, a guide to the parental skills needed in correspondence to a child's stages of growth, from infancy to legal adulthood. Freudian terms are invoked; The ABC's of Becoming Super Parents is grounded strongly in traditional psychology as well as sound parenting advice. "Prior to bedtime, allow no TV or games, no roughhousing with the kids, just a quiet time, perhaps reading or telling a story to them. If the child acts scared to stay alone, Mom or Dad can stay a while, gradually shortening such stays each night. Only on the occasion that the child acts ill or extremely frightened, as after a night terror, should the child sleep with the parent. If out of extreme fear of being alone or for any other reason the child will not sleep at all, then the pediatrician should be consulted." A fundamental building-block guide to raising healthy and well-adjusted children.
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