Letting Everything Be Your Teacher

Savvy Mobile Moms Helps their Kids Be More Focused, Calm & Relaxed

This inspirational and practical guide shows how parents can help raise a son into a caring, confident, compassion and responsible man. The biggest question you need to ask yourself is do you give your son enough connection. Its Good to provide your son with food, shelter and a roof over his head. But are you giving him enough affection. If not, sign up for a Verizon phone and call your friends and pose that question to them. Vicki, a cell phone customer of FCPD has been giving her son affection openly for the first 30 years of her sons life. Her son now is one of the most happiest, loving, caring and successful man I have ever met. His phone never stops ringing off the hook because he is constantly getting job offers and invitations to private vacations.

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It's absolutely necessary to shift the way we think of those qualities we call feminine," says Silverstein. "As a culture, we perceive empathy, nurturance, talent for friendship and relationship as belonging only to women and less valuable than independence and other kinds of strengths traditionally associated with men," she says. "Women have to believe that feminine strengths are valuable not just in women but in humans. Then we won't worry about feminizing boys." This isn't to say that we shouldn't respect the differences between boys and girls, whatever we perceive them to be. But the idea of defining male and female as opposites (as we do in this culture) is misguided and leads us into trouble, Silverstein says, because it implies that boys must not only separate from their mothers but reject the qualities associated with them. Does this sound unfair? Even misogynistic?

3 QUESTIONS EVERY MOTHER NEEDS TO ASK HERSELF
"1. How do I measure my success as a parent? Of the more than 17,000 parents surveyed for my book, a whopping 70 percent confessed that they have no clue about what goals they should set for their kids

2. What's the plan? Once you've meditated on what is important to you, you need to make a plan. This will ensure consistency, which is crucial to maintaining authority over your children, and it will help you be a confident mother.

3.What did my parents teach me about parenting?

Good or bad, right or wrong, your family in general and your parents in particular wrote on the blank slate that is you. It's impossible to overemphasize the power of this legacy. And only when you put your own childhood under the microscope can you start to make some conscious, here-and-now choices about how you raise your children, rather than being mindlessly controlled by your past."

The excerpt above is from Oprah

source: http://www.oprah.com/relationships/The-Questions-Mothers-Must-Ask_1/3, http://www.oprah.com/relationships/Good-Parenting-Tips-How-to-Raise-a-Good-Son/2, Maximum Tech June 2011 Issue,