Parenting for a Peaceful World

Robin Grille Parenting for a Peaceful World

How can we best parent our children? Will our own experience as children affect how successful we can be as parents? What makes some people violent or abusive and exactly how much damage have harsh parenting practices really done to those who say 'it never did me any harm' ?

With Britain experiencing a surge in knife-related youth violence, author Robin Grille explains how parenting customs have shaped societies and major world events. The history of childhood offers vital clues about the roots of human violence and social disharmony. It reveals how children adapt to different parenting styles and how these early experiences underpin the adults - and parents - they become.

The history of parenting is shocking, abusive, authoritarian and violent. Today, children are better protected than at any time in history and Parenting for a Peaceful World shows us the future can be so much better, if only we can move away from outdated and discredited parenting practices.

This book should be read by everyone who has contact with children. From parents and carers to policy makers and educators.

Foreword by Mary Crowley OBE, Stakeholder Advisor, National Academy for Parenting Practitioners

"Parenting for a Peaceful World is going to become a textbook on how to prevent international violence" Camila Batmanghelidjh, Director, Kids Company


How we came to publish the book and why it is important
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Product Details

Publisher The Children's Project
Published Date 21st October 2008
Pages 448
Page size 198 x 229mm
Format Paperback
Author Robin Grille
Weight Our Price
Paperback9781903275542 0.59 kg £9.99

Customer Reviews

*****
Great Book
Reviewed by Kate Byrne from Ireland

Parenting for a Peaceful world is a book about past, present and future. It has explored the history of parenting through time and how this has influenced different aspects of society. Robin Grille has looked at the present realistically and has a profound hopeful message for the future of the world through community involvement and value of family.

October 2008

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