The Peaceful Parenting (R)evolution

Changing the World by Changing How We Parent

De: Kiva Schuler

Narrado por: Alexandra Bitton-Bailey

How can parents best meet the complex needs of their children in these complicated times?

Inside, you’ll find a radically different approach to parenting, where we stop asking so many questions about how to get children to behave and examine our behaviors, expectations, and values as parents.

Embracing the idea that our children deserve our honesty, vulnerability, and leadership, you’ll discover a powerful framework for raising your family with integrity and confidence. Giving and receiving the trust, communication, cooperation, respect, and joy that every parent and child deserves ultimately allows our children to become the leaders our future so desperately needs.

A groundbreaking examination of parenting, written by the founder of the world’s leading parent coaching institute, this book will take you on an inner journey of self-inquiry, exploration, and curiosity, helping you answer the question that is only answerable by you: “How can I be the best version of myself in the name of raising my child?”

You’ll be moved by stories of hope and inspired by powerful shifts in families from all over the world.

©2022 Kiva Schuler (P)2022 Kiva Schuler

Whoever edited this audio did a poor job

Sentences often repeat with different takes. Clearly they weren’t edited out. At times you can hear the narrator swallow or stumble a bit. Not a huge deal, and not the narrator’s fault, but I think whoever finalized this wasn’t paying attention. Narrator does a fine job.
Nevertheless, the book is well written and highly important. Should be a must read for all parents, caregivers, and teachers.

concrete examples that can be universally applied

Immediately you get the why of it. There is much more focus on the parent's perspective and the healing that needs to be done in the parent to affect change in the relationship with the child and create the connection necessary to get the behavior we are looking for from our children.

Wow! This is incredible

I wish I had read this book 20 years ago! But it’s never too late