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Strengths Based Parenting by Mary Reckmeyer with Jennifer Robison — WisdomDeck honest review
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Strengths Based Parenting

by Mary Reckmeyer with Jennifer Robison

Gallup's strengths philosophy for parents: discover your child's talents, develop them rather than fix weaknesses, and understand your own strengths as a parent. Includes access codes for assessments.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Develop talents; manage weaknesses.
  2. Your strengths shape your parenting.
  3. Name what you see.

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Observe what your child does effortlessly and well for a week and name it.

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Strengths for parents.

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