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Hold On To Your Kids by Gordon Neufeld, Gabor Maté

Hold On To Your Kids

Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers

by Gordon Neufeld, Gabor Maté
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  • Apr 1, 2005, 304 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Aug 2006, 304 pages
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Dora

If you love your kids, READ THIS BOOK
This is the book that gives all the other parenting books a proper context to work from. Dr N is with the times and knows the source of all the problems that today's children and teens are suffering. Every single page is an Aha moment. Really, you must read this book before your child's next playdate. ;o)
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