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Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition)
 

Parenting With Love And Logic (Updated and Expanded Edition)

by Foster W. Cline, Jim Fay

Need help with your kids? Learn how to parent with love and logic and be amazed at the great results! Now with a new look and updated content, readers will enjoy passing along this best-kept parenting secret to their friends. (read review)

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Liked It

Colorado Library Consortium (CLiC)
  • Rated 5 stars

“This book save my sanity, and the principles can be applied to library patrons as well! ~ Judy Van Acker”

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Didn’t Like It

Aviva
  • Rated 2 stars

“I was really not into this parenting book. It's written from a Christian perspective, and was not nearly as gentle a form of discipline as I was expecting. I found a number of examples of the system to be offensive, such as letting your child flunk a grade to learn a lesson firsthand rather than taking an active role in making sure your child does his homework and studies.”

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Community:
  • Rated 4.395349 stars
Amazon:
  • Rated 4 stars
  

Newest Comments

  • EspressoBean

    espressobean said:

    “I have read this book more than once and continue to find helpful information within it's covers. Love and Logic makes sense, it helps kids and parents learn through realistic consequences.”

    posted Wednesday, April 18 2007
  • Caleb

    caleb said:

    “yes; great book, worth a read. ”

    posted Monday, April 16 2007
  • creativecarryout

    creativecarryout said:

    “Yes, I totally think this book is worthwhile. My sister is an alternative education teacher/principal and her school offers this course in a parenting class. She has mentioned it in passing numerous times so I picked it up at the library. My husband and I both read it and it is a great parenting tool. It deals a lot with empowering kids to make good choices. There's also a lot of humor in it.

    Reading this is worth your time.”

    posted Sunday, April 15 2007
  • Artemis_98

    artemis_98 said:

    “Is this book worth buying?

    I like the title, but what's inside? Anything worthwhile? ”

    posted Sunday, April 15 2007
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