We were walking and talking. As we got home I was happy to show the book but really couldn’t give up my dog eared copy. I was wondering if we could make a virtual parenting play list……..what books have you read that you feel every parent should read?
Since this is a blog about play books that are play related would be great but parenting books in general are fine.
Contest
What parenting book is your Top 3 must read list? It touched you in someway and you talk about it all the time or would recommend it?
Leave the book title ( and author if you know it) in the comments. If you can share a little bit about the book that would be great but optional.
For an additional entry
Tweet: @playactivities My must read parenting book ” add your title”
Contest is open to Canada, US and Europe. Is there an Amazon in Australia? Void where prohibited.
Contest is open today, Monday 15 February and closes Midnight Sunday 21st February 2010 MST.
Winner is chosen by random.org.
Winner is contacted via email left in the comments. It’s automatically captured once you enter it once in the second box. ( name, email, comment)
Winner must reply with postal address within 48hrs otherwise a new winner will be chosen.
Looking forward to your entries……………………..
(Disclosure: I will be buying and sending the book. )
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http://www.russianblessings.wordpress.com Heather
The Connected Child by Karen Purvis. It is a book that is highly recommended for adoptive parents but as a former teacher I saw a lot of applications for working with/parenting other children. I like that it has practical applications like the importance of kids having a nourishing snack every 2-3 hours to help stabilize their blood sugar and drink plenty of water. I have seen kids’ behavior improve when they are not dehydrated and have had a little to eat every 2-3 hours. It seems like a no-brainer but lots of kids forget to drink water often and don’t recognize their need for a snack.
I need to read the title suggestions your readers leave–I haven’t read much lately! However, we are starting solids with my baby and I love Anna Karmel’s book Top 100 Baby Purees.
http://imagiationsoup.net Melissa Taylor
I love this book – but don’t own it so I hope I win.
I just tweeted for an extra entry.
One of the best books I’ve ever read and highly recommend is The Hidden Gifts of the Introverted Child by Marti Olsen Laney opened my eyes to better understand my daughter. It’s excellent and I refer back to it often! I wish there were more books on introverts.
The best parenting book I have ever read is “To Train Up A Child” By Michael and Debi Pearl.
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