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Toxic Parents
__________________________________________________________________Bestselling author and psychologist Dr Susan Forward offers effective alternatives for achieving inner peace and freeing yourself from frustrating patterns of relationships with your parents. Millions of lives are damaged by the legacy of parental abuse:· Parents who ignored their children's needs or overburdened them with guilt. · Parents who were alcoholic or addicted to drugs. · Parents who were exploitative and cruel, or simply indifferent and inadequate.When these children reach adulthood the damage done by their toxic parents manifests itself in depression, or difficulties with relationships, careers and decision-making.In Toxic Parents, Dr Susan Forward shows why it is so difficult to put the past behind you and helps readers to confront this painful legacy with tested self-help techniques.With this book as your guide, you will discover an exciting new world of self-confidence, inner strength and emotional independence.
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Other Parents
Sarah Stovell’s gripping new novel, Every Happy Family is available now! Hilarious, unputdownable, suspenseful fiction, perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty and Motherland They all have opinions. They all have secrets. ‘Both funny and engaging while tackling some serious stuff’ Jane Fallon ‘Deft, wry and perceptive, this drama targets class and modern parenting’ Daily Mail ‘Set to be one of the most talked-about books of 2022’ HELLO! ‘Sensitive, sharply observed and often funny’ Adele Parks, Platinum ‘Touted as the new Liane Moriarty, Stovell is one to watch’ Woman & Home ‘Cringe-inducing, agonising, truthful, heartbreaking and hilarious’ Janice Hallett In a small town like West Burntridge, it should be impossible to keep a secret. Rachel Saunders knows gossip is the price you pay for a rural lifestyle and outstanding schools.The latest town scandal is her divorce – and the fact that her new girlfriend has moved into the family home. Laura Spence lives in a poky bedsit on the wrong side of town.She and her son Max don’t really belong, and his violent tantrums are threatening to expose the very thing she’s trying to hide. When the local school introduces a new inclusive curriculum, Rachel and Laura find themselves on opposite sides of a fearsome debate. But the problem with having your nose in everyone else’s business is that you often miss what is happening in your own home. What readers are saying about Other Parents 'This is definitely a contender for the best book I have read this year' ‘So well written I wish it had carried on for another 400 pages’ 'I genuinely couldn't put this book down!I was completely engrossed' 'I could see this being loved by anyone who liked Little Fires Everywhere or Big Little Lies' ‘Beautifully written and the characters are just so realistic and relatable’ ‘This was like watching an amazing Netflix drama’
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Parents And Children
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
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Babies and Parents
Here is a little dog. And here is a big dog. The big dog is the mother. This is an Engage Literacy title in the Yellow colour band, and is perfect for both guided and independent reading.It connects with the fiction text pair, The Little Puppies.
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Are you afraid of meeting his parents?
No, I am not afraid of meeting his parents. I believe that meeting his parents is an important step in our relationship and I am looking forward to getting to know them better. I am confident in our relationship and believe that his parents will see the love and respect we have for each other. I see it as an opportunity to build a stronger bond with his family.
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What tips are there for a parents' meeting?
When preparing for a parents' meeting, it's important to have a clear agenda and specific goals in mind. Make sure to communicate the purpose of the meeting in advance and encourage parents to come prepared with any questions or concerns. It's also important to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, where parents feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and opinions. Finally, be sure to follow up after the meeting with any action items or next steps that were discussed.
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Is a meeting with the friend's parents urgent?
Whether a meeting with a friend's parents is urgent depends on the specific situation. If there are important matters that need to be discussed or if there are concerns that need to be addressed promptly, then it may be considered urgent. However, if the meeting is more for social reasons or to simply catch up, then it may not be urgent. It is important to assess the reasons for the meeting and prioritize accordingly.
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You may think your parents just boss you around and tell you what to do. And there's no getting away from it - they do have to do quite a lot of that!But there's so much more to them - did you realise they are also tent poles for dens that are wonky, dustbins for bits you don't want to eat up and grandstands to make you grow tall?Discover all the wonderful things that parents do in this glorious new edition of Peter Bently and Sara Ogilvie's beloved picture book.
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"Do the parents forbid meeting with the girlfriend?"
It is unclear whether the parents forbid meeting with the girlfriend based on the information provided. It would depend on the specific circumstances and the relationship dynamics between the parents and their child. If there are concerns or conflicts, it may be possible that the parents forbid meeting with the girlfriend, but without more information, it is difficult to determine.
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Am I afraid of meeting my boyfriend's parents?
It's completely normal to feel nervous or anxious about meeting your boyfriend's parents for the first time. It's a significant step in the relationship and you may feel pressure to make a good impression. However, remember that they are likely just as curious and eager to get to know you as you are to meet them. Try to approach the meeting with an open mind and be yourself, as authenticity is key in building a strong relationship with them. Remember that it's okay to feel nervous, but also have confidence in yourself and your relationship with your boyfriend.
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Can parents forbid someone from meeting their girlfriend?
Parents can express their concerns or disapproval about their child's choice of partner, but ultimately they cannot forbid someone from meeting their girlfriend. As adults, individuals have the right to make their own decisions about who they choose to be in a relationship with. It is important for parents to communicate openly and respectfully with their child about their concerns, rather than trying to control their relationships.
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Can my parents forbid me from meeting boys?
While parents may have rules and guidelines for their children's interactions, they cannot completely forbid you from meeting boys. It is important for parents to communicate openly with their children and discuss their concerns or boundaries. It is also important for you to express your own thoughts and feelings respectfully. Ultimately, it is about finding a balance and understanding each other's perspectives.
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