Smart Parenting for Smart Kids: Nurturing Your Child's True Potential Eileen Kennedy-Moore, Mark S. Lowenthal
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated

Overindulging or providing too much of a good thing (whether it is over-buying or over-nurturing or over-helping) takes away from a young person's ability to learn self-reliance and decision making skills. Smart Parenting for Smart Kids: Nurturing Your Child's True Potential. Guest 1: Eileen Kennedy-Moore, coauthor of Smart Parenting for Smart Kids. Lowenthal PsyD is a valuable, practical and highly sensible guide to not only nurturing your child's true potential, but also handling the practical principles of being a more effective parent. So don't talk baby talk -- ever -- and never dumb your child down just because their brain is young and you think it's cute. In their new book, Smart Parenting for Smart Kids, psychologists Eileen Kennedy-Moore and Mark S. 2007 smart for two Other chapters in Smart Parenting for Smart Kids include Managing Sensitivity, Handling Cooperation and Competition, Dealing with Authority, Finding Joy, and the Conclusion talks about the pressure to perform versus the power to grow. According to the authors of How Much is Enough?, overindulgence is doing or having so much of something that it does active harm or at least stagnates and deprives that person from achieving their full potential. Lowenthal discuss how parents can help children develop social and emotional intelligence. Topic: Nurturing your child's true potential.