SuperParenting, Child Rearing for the New Millennium (Book)

SuperParenting, Child Rearing for the New Millennium (Book)

by Dr. William Maxwell, Mary E Maxwell, Ruth Leilani Smith and Jim Pearce

with a Foreward by Edward de Bono

Soft cover, 176 pages, 6.75 x 9.2 inches / 16.5 x 23.4 cm

Book focus: PRE-NATAL TO 3 YEARS. Especially suitable for intending and pregnant couples, and couples with newborns.

WHAT ARE THE UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF FAMILIES that produce the world's most successful men and women? How do parents within all societies prepare their children to become morally strong and professionally successful? How should young people prepare themselves for parenthood? What birthing procedures should couples adopt that best protect the infant? What should the parent's priorities be in the first three years of their child's life?

Professor William Maxwell and his co-authors have skillfully woven together the collective intelligence of the world's longest-lasting and most successful cultures and modern child-development research studies to produce a book that will help revolutionize the way humankind parents its children. From pre-natal practices in southeastern Nigeria, to post-natal infant-care in Fiji, to Scotland's "family hour" practices, this book distills the wisdom of all human cultures into over 50 powerful prescriptions for raising children who will "carry forward an ever-advancing civilization."