What They Don't Teach in School: 7 Vital Life Skills to Teach Your Kids About Hard Work, Negotiation, Health, Relationships, and the Key to a Happy and Successful Life

Want To Prepare Your Child For Real Life With Skills School Often Doesn't Teach?

A practical parenting guide to teaching hard work, responsibility, negotiation, communication, health, relationships, resilience, and independent thinking.

School can teach reading, math, science, and history. But good grades alone do not prepare children to handle setbacks, communicate confidently, make responsible decisions, build healthy relationships, or become independent adults.

In What They Don't Teach in School, you'll discover practical, parent-friendly strategies for teaching essential life skills through everyday conversations, challenges, responsibilities, and family experiences.

So You Can Help Your Child:

‐ Build a stronger work ethic, responsibility, and self-discipline

‐ Communicate clearly and negotiate with confidence

‐ Make wiser decisions without constant reminders

‐ Develop healthier habits for body, mind, and emotional well-being

‐ Build stronger friendships and future relationships

‐ Handle mistakes, criticism, and disappointment with resilience

Inside You'll Discover How To:

• Teach hard work, patience, consistency, and follow-through

• Build responsibility, accountability, and independence

• Strengthen communication, negotiation, and problem-solving skills

• Teach practical habits for health and emotional well-being

• Help your child recognize healthy relationships and boundaries

• Turn mistakes and failures into valuable lessons

• Prepare your child for pressure, conflict, and real-world challenges

Perfect for parents who want practical tools for preparing children for adulthood, independence, and real-world success - not confusing theory.

Start listening today and teach your child the life skills they need for a happier, healthier, more confident future.

© 2021 Go Make A Change (Lydbog): 9781669607045

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Lydbog: 3. november 2021