As a Christian our goal is to train our kids to be Jesus-loving, bible believing, thriving Christians. Depending on the tactics you use, you might end up not achieving your goal.

• Your Christianity alone will not make your kids thrive.

• Praying for your kids alone will not make them become their best.

• Taking your kids to church on Sunday is not enough.

• Heavy handed and direct training will simply shut them up and drive them in the wrong direction – away from you.

Why?

Because your kids are exposed to much more than you were exposed to as a kid, and they have much more freedom of choice from a very young age.

You need a different tactic.

A TACTIC I HAVE USED TO TRAIN MY KIDS FROM PRIMARY SCHOOL AGE TO TEENAGERS.

Parenting is like a marathon not a sprint. However the proper foundation has to be set for the race to get better and better.

With the right tactic you can start now to train them up so that as they grow up and face life challenges, they have the right anchor already built in them to overcome.

Learn the tactic to point them to their source so they can grow with emotional resilience and your job as a parent gets easier with time.

Get Ready to raise Children Who:

 -Know their God

 -Know who they are &

 -Have emotional resilience.

 

Here is what you’ll discover inside Parenting Godly, Thriving & Confident Kids Made Simple:

• The Mentality you need to parent your kids Confidently and Efficiently

• The 3 States of Parenting required to train your kids.

• The 1 Tool I have used to mould my kids into God-loving & Thriving kids since they were young.

• Implementation plan for you to start TODAY

• Done for you Prayer template

 

WHY I WROTE THIS BOOK

As a mum with African heritage living in the UK, one of the culture shock I experiences when I relocated to the UK was the nonchalant attitude towards God. A kid from an ethnic minority has the tendency to conform to the standard already set by the world’s system and can find it difficult identifying with Christianity. It therefore takes a genuine relationship with God for them to thrive and grow in confidence. You as the parent can lead them to having a genuine relationship with God.

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