Love Letters to a Child: A Resource for Parents and Grandparents
Product Description
Do you long to connect deeply with your children? To have a significant, positive impact on their lives? To celebrate their successes and discoveries as well as ordinary moments spent together? If this is what you want, but you find the distractions of daily life getting in the way, then this book is for you.
Writing a love letter to your child takes less than 10 minutes and is an easy and effective way to • Affirm your child’s uniqueness as a creation of God • Bond with your child • Celebrate and encourage character growth • Document milestones in your child’s spiritual journey • Establish a family legacy
This book will make you laugh and cry as you are given a look into the very personal letters the author has kept in journals for each of her children.
Here you’ll find everything you need to start recording evidence of a childhood properly enjoyed, of life fully embraced, and of a relationship strongly rooted. Years from now you’ll be glad you did.
Paul Welter, Ed.D., Professor Emeritus, University of Nebraska at Kearney and author of "Learning from Children," says,
“Be careful when you read this book because its warmth will melt your resistance to writing, and you will be left with a pen in one hand and a journal in the other as you look at your child and happily write what you see, hear, and feel. The author’s concrete examples will provide you with clear direction as you write. And this sparkly page-turner will convince you that the parent receives from a child as well as gives.”
Writing a love letter to your child takes less than 10 minutes and is an easy and effective way to • Affirm your child’s uniqueness as a creation of God • Bond with your child • Celebrate and encourage character growth • Document milestones in your child’s spiritual journey • Establish a family legacy
This book will make you laugh and cry as you are given a look into the very personal letters the author has kept in journals for each of her children.
Here you’ll find everything you need to start recording evidence of a childhood properly enjoyed, of life fully embraced, and of a relationship strongly rooted. Years from now you’ll be glad you did.
Paul Welter, Ed.D., Professor Emeritus, University of Nebraska at Kearney and author of "Learning from Children," says,
“Be careful when you read this book because its warmth will melt your resistance to writing, and you will be left with a pen in one hand and a journal in the other as you look at your child and happily write what you see, hear, and feel. The author’s concrete examples will provide you with clear direction as you write. And this sparkly page-turner will convince you that the parent receives from a child as well as gives.”
