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Who's in Charge Here? by Robert G. Barnes

Who's in Charge Here?

Overcoming Power Struggles With Your Kids

Robert G. Barnes

Zondervan · Print & ebook · July 29, 1997

Have you found yourself giving in too often, yelling too much, or making excuses for your child's behavior?

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Who it’s for
Robert G. Barnes outlines a family plan for shared responsibilities, consequences, and consistent discipline.
Themes
Parent-child power struggles, Consistent discipline, Shared family responsibilities
Genres
Family & Relationships

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About this book

Have you found yourself giving in too often, yelling too much, or making excuses for your child's behavior? Here's how to establish order and harmony in your home and avoid power struggles. The key, says author Bob Barnes, is to have a family plan of shared responsibilities and consequences so that your children know what is expected of them.

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Read and learn how to create a plan and how to respond when your child fails to meet the plan -- when he or she lies, argues with siblings, fails at a task, or faces peer pressure. Barnes shows you how to discipline your children with consistency and love without feeling guilty or causing anger or resentment. Who's In Charge Here? will help you establish a pattern of positive behavior and self-control that will get your home back in order and avoid disaster. By arming yourself with this book you can win each "battle" without losing the "war."

Shared Family Plan

Robert G. Barnes outlines a family plan for shared responsibilities, consequences, and consistent discipline.

Come here for

  • A family plan built around shared responsibilities and consequences
  • Guidance for responding to lying, sibling arguments, unfinished tasks, and peer pressure

Expect

  • Ways to respond when children fail to meet the plan
  • Discipline framed around consistency and love

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  • Family & Relationships
  • Christian Family & Relationships
Authors
Robert G. Barnes
Publisher
Zondervan
Published
July 29, 1997
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Parent-child power struggles · Consistent discipline · Shared family responsibilities
Reading lane
Family & Relationships