Four words you've heard more times than you can count — and a pattern most parenting books never actually name.
You're the one who holds the line: the bedtime, the screen limit, the curfew. He's the one who softens it, quietly, when you're not in the room — and somehow you end up the strict one, the nag, the bad cop, while he stays the fun parent who never has to enforce anything. This isn't a book about who's right. It's about the mechanism underneath the exhaustion.
Drawing on decades of real family-systems research — including Bowen's work on the parenting triangle — Dad Said It Was Fine shows you how to see the pattern before you're standing in the middle of it, close it without turning every bedtime into a fight, and know exactly what's yours to carry and what never was.
Thirty short chapters. No filler. Written for a reader who doesn't have time for a book that makes the problem bigger before it makes it smaller.
Also by Claire Ashworth: Wide Awake at 2:17 AM.
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Librería: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, Estados Unidos de America
Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Four words you've heard more times than you can count - and a pattern most parenting books never actually name.You're the one who holds the line: the bedtime, the screen limit, the curfew. He's the one who softens it, quietly, when you're not in the room - and somehow you end up the strict one, the nag, the bad cop, while he stays the fun parent who never has to enforce anything. This isn't a book about who's right. It's about the mechanism underneath the exhaustion.Drawing on decades of real family-systems research - including Bowen's work on the parenting triangle - Dad Said It Was Fine shows you how to see the pattern before you're standing in the middle of it, close it without turning every bedtime into a fight, and know exactly what's yours to carry and what never was.Thirty short chapters. No filler. Written for a reader who doesn't have time for a book that makes the problem bigger before it makes it smaller.Also by Claire Ashworth: Wide Awake at 2:17 AM and Somewhere Around Six. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995176633
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Librería: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, Alemania
Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Four words you've heard more times than you can count - and a pattern most parenting books never actually name.You're the one who holds the line: the bedtime, the screen limit, the curfew. He's the one who softens it, quietly, when you're not in the room - and somehow you end up the strict one, the nag, the bad cop, while he stays the fun parent who never has to enforce anything. This isn't a book about who's right. It's about the mechanism underneath the exhaustion.Drawing on decades of real family-systems research - including Bowen's work on the parenting triangle - Dad Said It Was Fine shows you how to see the pattern before you're standing in the middle of it, close it without turning every bedtime into a fight, and know exactly what's yours to carry and what never was.Thirty short chapters. No filler. Written for a reader who doesn't have time for a book that makes the problem bigger before it makes it smaller.Also by Claire Ashworth: Wide Awake at 2:17 AM and Somewhere Around Six. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995176633
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Four words you've heard more times than you can count - and a pattern most parenting books never actually name.You're the one who holds the line: the bedtime, the screen limit, the curfew. He's the one who softens it, quietly, when you're not in the room - and somehow you end up the strict one, the nag, the bad cop, while he stays the fun parent who never has to enforce anything. This isn't a book about who's right. It's about the mechanism underneath the exhaustion.Drawing on decades of real family-systems research - including Bowen's work on the parenting triangle - Dad Said It Was Fine shows you how to see the pattern before you're standing in the middle of it, close it without turning every bedtime into a fight, and know exactly what's yours to carry and what never was.Thirty short chapters. No filler. Written for a reader who doesn't have time for a book that makes the problem bigger before it makes it smaller.Also by Claire Ashworth: Wide Awake at 2:17 AM and Somewhere Around Six. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995176633
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