Success strategies finally revealed to create the family of your dreams!"If only children came with an instruction manual!"
How many times have you heard the above saying? How many times have you wished for that manual, cried out for it, when your children were fighting, pouting, crying or generally going about life being children?
Dear Parent,
Our children live in a world bombarded with media, and most American children spend more time with electronic screens than they do in conversation with their parents. How do we ensure that our kids feel more connected to us than to their screens?
- Do you want to ensure that your children are able to navigate the world with the best possible personal skills?
- Do you want to feel more connected to your family?
- Do you want to have a family who cooperates, treats each other respectfully and works together as a team?
- Do want to spend more time having fun with your family and less time nagging, threatening, and bribing?
- Do you want children that are internally motivated? Children that you don’t have to prod to take action?
- Do you want less stress in your family and more time with each other?
- Do you want children who willingly do family chores?
- Do you want children that exude self-confidence?
- Do you want family members who demonstrate SELF control?
- Do you want a family that emotionally and physically supports each other's dreams?
Finally, there's a way to achieve having the family that you always hoped for. It's based on time-tested results established over the past 25 years.
And best of all, we're so confident in this program, we will give you a 30 day unconditional money back guarantee!
Families are in a crisis today. Did you know: - Nearly half of all marriages end in divorce. US Census Bureau of Household and Family Statistics, 2000
- More than one million children have parents who separate or divorce each year. The National Commission on Children
- More than half of Americans today have been, are or will be in one or more stepfamily situations. Stepfamily Association of America
- Teenagers who reported eating two or fewer dinners a week with family members were more than one and a half times as likely to smoke, drink or use illegal substances than were teenagers who had five to seven family dinners. National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University
- One-in-five kids say that they have "too little" or "hardly any" meaningful time with their parents. USA Today. New York: Dec 2002. Vol. 131
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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 21 November, 2007.
