Ask yourself a few questions:

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• Does your child have low self esteem and lack confidence?

• Is your child overweight?

• Does your child have emotional outbursts or trouble controlling their behavours?

• Is your child being bullied or a bully?

• Does your child give up easily or have difficulty coping with change?

• Is your child succumbing to negative peer pressure? 

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If you answered YES to any of these questions, or you have other concerns then you’re not alone.

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Did you know that an increasing number of children are experiencing anxiety, depression, bullying, obesity, diabetes, drug abuse, mental disorders and even suicide? Maybe your child is experiencing one or more of these issues right now. If so, they need the life skills to overcome these challenges to and to help them you need a positive parenting program to give you the parenting skills you need for good parenting.  

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Hopefully your children aren't experiencing a life challenge now, but why wait until your child is in trouble? Research shows that helping children develop key life skills can decrease your child’s chances of developing anxiety, depression, obesity, addiction and many other physical and mental disorders. We all know the old saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”! So don’t wait until it’s too late.

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Like all parents, you want your child to sail through life? Right?

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How good would you feel if your child:

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• Was confident and had good self esteem

• Tackled life's challenges with courage and enthusiasm

• Was motivated to learn and develop as a person

• Could make and keep the right type of friends

• Understood about earning, saving and spending money wisely

• Managed stress and had good work-life balance

• Could manage their emotions and behaviours and get on well with others...

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Your child can master these life skills for kids

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Every day we hear about the rising statistics that show our children are in crisis. How is this possible in this day and age? Well, too many children are failing to cope with the many pressures of today because they don’t have the life skills to cope. There are the increased pressures on children from so many directions like school, social pressures, a fast-paced life, changes in family circumstances, not to mention all of the online pressures of using technology like FaceBook, Twitter and the internet, many of which we never faced as children. So as a parent, grandparent or primary care-giver what can you do to ensure your children can cope? Perhaps you need some good parenting advice, parenting tips to help you develop your positive parenting skills.

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These 7 Life Skills eBooks with 12 Life Skills activities per book will help you setup your child for the many challenges in life, many of which we never had to face as children and our parents certainly never had to deal with.

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