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Key to PERSONAL FREEDOM: How Myths Affect Our Family Lives
Book Launch & Celebration
Susie Walton cordially invites you to join us in celebrating the release of her new book, "Key to Personal Freedom: How Myths Affect our Family Lives." As a recipient of the San Diego Parent Educator of the Year Award, Susie Walton is a leading expert in the field of communication and relationships with an emphasis on family dynamics. In this everyday guide to parenting, Susie illustrates her experiences while bringing to light the myths that are currently affecting our family lives. Join us as we explore new ideas of parenting and unlock the potential of personal freedom. When: Sunday, March 29th ”Susie has done a brilliant job of helping parents and professionals deepen their interactions with children. Her stories will melt your heart and open your eyes to a new way of being with your child. This book is a must read for every child advocate.”
About the Book
Most myths that we have about parenting stem from the way we were raised as children and what we have heard or seen over the years. In Susie Walton’s book, “Key to Personal Freedom: How Myths Affect Our Family Lives,” Walton explores these old myths while shedding light on some new ideas about parenting. By illustrating new concepts with stories of her own experiences, she provides insight as well as practical tools that you can implement instantly into your home or classroom. Title: Key to PERSONAL FREEDOM: How Myths Affect Our Family Lives Visit our online store to purchase your copy! To arrange an author interview:
About the Author
 As the fifth child out of a family of ten, Susie Walton was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. After attending college, Susie came to San Diego where she raised her four incredible sons. As her children began to develop, Susie found herself in a situation that most parents find themselves in; overwhelmed and unprepared. As a result, she sought out the help of parenting educators to assist her in the challenges of raising a family. Inspired by what she had learned, Susie quickly found her passion in studying and providing parenting education. Soon after, she became a certified parenting instructor. Susie currently resides in the San Diego suburb of Del Mar, California where she has been providing parenting education for the past 19 years. As a recipient of the San Diego Parent Educator of the Year award, Susie has become a leading expert in the field of communication and relationships with an emphasis on family dynamics. Susie has been interviewed on a variety of radio shows, television segments and newspaper articles. Some of her own past publications include; Take the “Work” out of homework, Terrific Two’s and Deserving Children, Deserving Parent. Today, in addition to providing seminars, workshops and full-length parenting classes, Susie runs “Indigo Village,” which provides parenting and personal development education in support of parents and families. Her dream is to one day have villages all across the world, supporting families everywhere. Susie continues her dream by working with a number of organizations and corporate entities to develop awareness while implementing practical and positive change. To arrange an author interview:
Table of Myths and New Ideas
Myth 1: Discipline Creates Distance Myth 2: Children are Not Old Enough to Make Good Decisions Myth 3: If You Give a Kid an Inch, They Will Take a Mile Myth 4: Children Misbehave Because they are Spoiled or Bad Myth 5: Children are Not Very Capable Myth 6: Parents Have to Let the Child Know Who’s the Boss in the House Myth 7: Experts Know Best About Your Child Myth 8: Kids Do Not do Well in Single-Parent Homes Myth 9: Family Vacations and Outings are Always a Hassle or Too Expensive Myth 10: Children Cannot Resolve Fights and Need Time Outs Myth 11: Second Children Make the First Child Jealous and Cause Sibling Rivalry Myth 12: We should Praise Our Children Often Myth 13: Mistakes are Bad Myth 14: Traumatic Events Scar Children for Life Myth 15: It’s My Job to Keep My Children Happy and to Protect Them From Getting Hurt Myth 16: Repeated Yelling at Children Seems to Be the Only Way to Get Things Done Myth 17: All Children Learn in the Same Way Myth 18: A Good Parent Never Thinks of Her or Him Self First
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