Title: Parenting in the Twenty-First Century
Product review: I have taken several parenting classes and expected there would be some of that valuable information I learned in those classes in this book, however this book does not detail any parenting techniques. Instead it speaks of the many different situations you might find yourself in, details the categories families fall into, but offers little real training for how to handle the situations or prevent them in the first place. I expected to see some detailed practical techniques that would help me deal with behaviour problems. Why is that kind of material missing in a book with this title? Also, I think this book suggested not less than 25 times that you should seek professional counseling, perhaps that is the main aim of this book, to get more people into counceling? Basically a whole lot of fluff, and not enough meat!
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