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Supported by expert opinion, educator Marone argues that the father-daughter relationship directly determines female achievement and psychological adjustment. She presents practical stratagems for concerned fathers: checklists of do's and don'ts; sample father-child conversations; a "parenting style" quiz; suggestions for relating to sexually maturing adolescents; and clear advice on risktaking, male advocacy, mediocre school performance, female eating disorders, and the nurturance of self-esteem. Marone's elitist perspective (derived from 11 years' teaching gifted children) skews her choice of examples, but happily her personal narratives interject prescription with sentiment. Recommended for both parents. Janice Arenofsky, formerly with Arizona State Lib., Phoenix
Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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HOW TO FATHER A SUCCESSFUL DAUGHTER reveals, step by compassionate step, how a father can provice high-quality parenting for his daughter, promote self-esteem and confidence that will take her through her adult years, and offer the first -- and crucial -- supportive male role in his daughter's life.
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Supported by expert opinion, educator Marone argues that the father-daughter relationship directly determines female achievement and psychological adjustment. She presents practical stratagems for concerned fathers: checklists of do's and don'ts; sample father-child conversations; a "parenting style" quiz; suggestions for relating to sexually maturing adolescents; and clear advice on risktaking, male advocacy, mediocre school performance, female eating disorders, and the nurturance of self-esteem. Marone's elitist perspective (derived from 11 years' teaching gifted children) skews her choice of examples, but happily her personal narratives interject prescription with sentiment. Recommended for both parents. Janice Arenofsky, formerly with Arizona State Lib., Phoenix
Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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HOW TO FATHER A SUCCESSFUL DAUGHTER reveals, step by compassionate step, how a father can provice high-quality parenting for his daughter, promote self-esteem and confidence that will take her through her adult years, and offer the first -- and crucial -- supportive male role in his daughter's life.
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