…raising a stronger next generation
Is your parenting style driving your children to the edge, or giving them an edge in life?
ParentingEdge is a community of parents who accept the mandate of intentional parenting.
At ParentingEdge, we guide you in raising your children to become self-confident and successful adults.
What would you rather have? A predictable outcome for your children, or taking chances? We partner with you in achieving that positive, predictable outcome.
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To promote Parenting Education, the welfare of children and the interest of parents, for the establishment of a world devoid of avoidable miseries.
Vision
To strive for a world where no child suffers from the detriments and disempowering effects of bad parenting.
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Consider the facts and decide what you’ll rather have. Below are 10 possible outcome for children when parents either got Parenting Education or declined it.
| Got Parenting Education | Declined Parenting Education |
|---|---|
| 1. Child steps out confidently from home on the first day of school. | 1. Child clings to parents and cries through the first day at school. |
| 2. Child effortlessly interacts with other children and enjoys school. | 2. Child dreads going to school and is often withdrawn from others. |
| 3. Child feels comfortable in the presence of adults and easily interacts with them. | 3. Child feels intimidated in the presence of adults and remains silent. |
| 4. Child has feelings of inner security, exhibits poise and is calm in the company of peers. | 4. Child feels unnecessarily threatened, may become aggressive and bully other children to hide his sense of inadequacy. |
| 5. Child takes keen interest in academic pursuit and is able to concentrate in class and while studying. | 5. Child is disinterested in academic work, resents his teachers, lacks concentration and focus. |
| 6. Child is free from internal conflicts and contradictions, as such he is able to think creatively. He is assured of his personal worth | 6. Child is constantly trying to resolve internal conflicts and contradictions. His thoughts continually revolves around trying to figure out his sense of personal worth. |
| 7. Child is rarely bogged down by anxiety, worry and fear because of his feelings of personal security. | 7. Child feels constantly fearful, worried and anxious. Depression is a constant companion. |
| 8. On attainment of adulthood, child feels self-assured, self-confident, is bold and daring. | 8. On attainment of adulthood, child lacks courage, constantly feels inferior to others, is intimidated and rarely take risks. |
| 9. Child bonds well with siblings and parents as an adult, appreciates parents, loves and supports his family. | 9. Child may be estranged from siblings at adulthood, resents parents and lives with hurtful feelings and bitter disappointments. |
| 10. On attainment of adulthood, child is more likely to be a trail blazer. He is successful and ready to consolidate on the good foundation laid by his parents. | 10. On attainment of adulthood, child rarely takes initiative, is withdrawn and at best living an average life. |
Examine these important tips
Tip No 1
The fact that your child is not exhibiting any of the above negative symptoms, does not mean you do not need Parenting Education.
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Tip No. 2
Children are usually resilient and many of the damages inflicted on them through bad parenting are insidious.
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Tip No. 3
As a parent, you need to be very sure and double check to ensure your child is not being systematically disempowered . That you can do by getting Parenting Education.
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