Winning at Home
Tackling the Topics that Confuse Kids and Scare Parents

Right at the beginning this book I was thinking; "I wish I had this book earlier in my parenting". I have often felt I would have done a better job as a parent if I had taken the time to grow myself first, this sentence speaks to that; "we very likely will unintentionally pass some things along to o......more

Technology: Our kids will always have the interment so to them when they message or talk, it’s doing it in ‘real life’ where as we see it as doing it in a different space or reality. It’s real for them because it’s all they’ve know. If it’s hard for us to manage technology and how we feel while usin......more

Wonderful book on parenting. I was convicted and encouraged from the very first chapter. Dan Seaborn (and associates) tackle some big topics, but ultimately encourage parents to look at their own hearts and what may be behind how or why we react to certain things concerning our kids. I’ve been able......more

As a mom of 5 kids from college down to 2nd grade, I can’t help but ask Where was this book sooner? As a Christian mama trying to raise Godly children in this world I love the practical approach this book takes on difficult topics. The everyday advice of how to address difficult subjects with your k......more

This book like much of what the author offers is real life and raw. Dan doesnt shy from admitting his own faults as a parent and he recognizes that as parents we naturally stumble. He does this in a way that makes you feel like “Im not thenonly one!” After reading this book I fond myself wishing more......more