Children Are Wet Cement
Children Are Wet Cement by Anne Ortlund, published by iUniverse on May 9, 2002, is a 196-page exploration of parenting and family dynamics. This book presents the idea that children are impressionable and moldable, emphasizing the importance of verbal affirmation as a technique for nurturing secure and loving adults. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, Ortlund addresses various stages of childhood, offering insights that can guide parents from infancy through the teenage years.
Readers will find specific suggestions tailored to different developmental phases, making it a resource for those navigating the complexities of parenting. The book touches on themes of family relationships, motherhood, and Christian living, providing an inspirational perspective on raising children. With its focus on practical techniques and personal stories, Children Are Wet Cement serves as a guide for parents seeking to foster a positive environment for their children.
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Children are like wet cement-moldable and impressionable. In this best-selling book, Anne Ortlund shows parents how to practice verbal affirmation, a simple yet powerful technique for raising children to be secure, loving adults. She gives specific suggestions for each stage of childhood, from infancy to the teenage years and beyond.Sprinkled with stories of Anne’s own childhood and parenting experiences. Won the 1982 Christy Award as Best Marriage/Family Book of the Year.
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