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The parents of eight kids with eight different personalities, issues and hang ups try to instill basic principles, the standards of good behavior and responsibility of a perpetual balance towards maturity but the mindset of some of today's generation refuse to abide by the rules of obedience.

Never Grow Up eBook Debbie Lacy

Mr. and Mrs. Shelton, shared one school of thoughts view, and that was: children who have been severely disciplined throughout their younger years will grow up to respect their elders and peers and become responsible adults. Whilst this may work in a few cases, Ms. Lacy, however, shows the negative aspect to this, when one or more of the children start to rebel.

I recommend this book as a must-read for all new parents, especially those who believe in using harsh forms of discipline.

(Purchased @amazon.co.uk)

Product details File Size 592 KB Print Length 131 pages Publisher BookRix (April 26, 2017) Publication Date April 26, 2017 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B017LUNRXI

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Never Grow Up eBook Debbie Lacy Reviews

Mr. and Mrs. Shelton, shared one school of thoughts view, and that was children who have been severely disciplined throughout their younger years will grow up to respect their elders and peers and become responsible adults. Whilst this may work in a few cases, Ms. Lacy, however, shows the negative aspect to this, when one or more of the children start to rebel.

I recommend this book as a must-read for all new parents, especially those who believe in using harsh forms of discipline.

(Purchased @.co.uk)