THE PARENTING PLAYBOOK
Want to raise a child that's not just successful, but truly exceptional?
These 7 traditional & controversial parenting VALUES will get them there!
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Want to raise a child that's not just successful, but truly exceptional?
These 7 traditional & controversial parenting VALUES will get them there!
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1. A faith-based belief that children are a blessing from God, paired with constant gratefulness and acknowledgment to God for these tiny humans.
2. Systematically planned:
- family traditions
- rituals
- nightly family dinners
- bedtime stories
- scheduled meditation
- prayer
All with a focus on legacy and the idea that you're βraising not just your children, but also your grandchildren."
- family traditions
- rituals
- nightly family dinners
- bedtime stories
- scheduled meditation
- prayer
All with a focus on legacy and the idea that you're βraising not just your children, but also your grandchildren."
3. A diet consisting of:
- real, whole nutrients from as close to nature as possible
and a healthy relationship with food, achieved through cooking and eating together...
- real, whole nutrients from as close to nature as possible
and a healthy relationship with food, achieved through cooking and eating together...
4. A value placed upon:
- hard work
- occasional discomfort
- sacrifice
- stamina,
- self-discipline
including:
- yard chores
- weight training
- running up hills
- hunting
- jiu-jitsu,
- triathlons
- obstacle-course races.
- hard work
- occasional discomfort
- sacrifice
- stamina,
- self-discipline
including:
- yard chores
- weight training
- running up hills
- hunting
- jiu-jitsu,
- triathlons
- obstacle-course races.
5. Development of a sacred, intimate relationship with nature via:
- wilderness immersion
- plant foraging
- hiking
- sunshine
- fresh air
- significant amounts of time spent outdoors in all seasons
- wilderness immersion
- plant foraging
- hiking
- sunshine
- fresh air
- significant amounts of time spent outdoors in all seasons
6. A largely self-directed education approach focused largely upon real-life experiences outside the classroom, with very little formal, orthodox curriculum based upon outdated traditional methods of schooling that are largely no longer relevant in our modern era of automation.
7. Educating it on:
Logic: The ability to use logic and reason to understand.
Arithmetic: The ability to apply the structure and organization of numbers
Reading: The ability to collect, digest and understand the written word
Writing: The ability to be able to express thoughts
Logic: The ability to use logic and reason to understand.
Arithmetic: The ability to apply the structure and organization of numbers
Reading: The ability to collect, digest and understand the written word
Writing: The ability to be able to express thoughts
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