How Parents Can Teach Children to Live with Transparency

A Whole Heart Approach to Effectively Raising Honest and Candid Kids Without Secrets

De: Frank Dixon

Narrado por: Shawn Lennox

Does your child lie out of impulse without any reason? Do they hide stuff from you and keep secrets? Does it make it hard for you to trust them when they are telling the truth? Do you feel betrayed every time your child chooses to keep their private life secret? Are you stalking them on social media to know what is going on in their life and head? These are all signs of a lack of transparency in parent-child relationships. But you aren’t alone in this. Many parents raising adolescents and teenagers complain about the change in behavior and an increase in the number of lies told.

As parents, it is really hard for us to distinguish between the truth and the lies. However, if we teach our children good values and morals from the beginning, most of the lies can be prevented. In How Parents Can Teach Children to Live with Transparency, we help parents learn about the many ways they can help their kids adopt behaviors and habits that promote honesty and openness. We teach them how they can become their child’s friends when they need it. We also look at the many mistakes parents unknowingly make when teaching their kids about the importance of honesty and candidness. Here’s all that you can expect to learn from this audiobook:

• Understanding honesty and its role
• Why kids lie
• The nature of lies they tell and the type of liar they are
• The difference between secrecy and privacy
• Things children hide from their parents
• What are safe and unsafe secrets and how to respond to them
• How healthy communication between parents and children can foster honesty
• How parents can be role models for their kids to preach about honesty

Written in a simple, easy-to-understand, and engaging manner, this audiobook is the perfect guide to help you identify the mistakes you make when trying to raise an honest child and how to spot them early on and raise them better.

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Really nice

This audiobook is a powerful remedy to add to one's arsenal against negativity. It covers a tremendous amount of information, but the format is user friendly. This audiobook was recommended by my pediatrician. I have a youngster who I felt needed a little nudging in the confidence department.

Really appreciated

This audiobook is simple and great. This audiobook really helps me a lot. I really appreciate the hard work of the author and definitely recommended it to all the parents.

well book

In this book, you can discover simple ways that can help you handle that change in your child's behavior and empower your teenage boy or girl to develop into an honest and trustworthy person. listen to it, don't wait!

excellent work

This audiobook is a powerful remedy to add to one's arsenal against negativity. It covers a tremendous amount of information, but the format is user friendly. This audiobook was recommended by my pediatrician. I have a youngster who I felt needed a little nudging in the confidence department.

A Good Resource for Parents

Frank Dixon’s How Parents Can Teach Children to Live With Transparency is an insightful and practical guide for parents seeking to raise honest, open, and emotionally intelligent children. Rooted in a "whole heart" approach, Dixon emphasizes the importance of fostering an environment where kids feel safe to express their thoughts and emotions without fear of judgment or punishment.

The book explores key parenting strategies such as leading by example, creating open lines of communication, and encouraging self-awareness in children. Dixon provides actionable advice on how to handle sensitive topics, build trust, and reinforce honesty in a way that strengthens the parent-child bond. His writing is accessible and filled with real-life examples, making it easy for parents to relate to and apply his teachings in everyday life.

One of the book’s standout features is its focus on breaking the cycle of secrecy and shame that can often hinder healthy communication within families. Instead of promoting strict discipline or rigid rules, Dixon advocates for a nurturing, understanding, and transparent parenting style that helps children develop integrity and confidence.

Overall, this book is an excellent resource for parents who want to instill values of honesty and openness in their children.