Parenting on Your Knees – Practical Guidance for the Preschool Years by Vicki Tiede

There are so many things a new parent doesn’t think about. Praying for your new baby’s future is probably one that you don’t think of as imminent. However, it’s never too early to start praying for every aspect of your child’s life. In her book Parenting on Your Knees – Practical Guidance for the Preschool Years Vicki Tiede gives suggestions on exactly how to pray for your children during the most formative years of their lives. She focuses on social skills, behavior, character development, and most importantly the salvation and spiritual growth of your little one. New parents or parents of young children can often feel overwhelmed and unproductive. This book humorously helps put many things into perspective. Some parents may even believe that Vicki had a camera monitoring things that go on in their home as the stories she tells are so relatable.

Each chapter includes a suggested prayer where you can fill in the name of your own child. She also leaves a space where parents can write in the answers to those prayers. There are encouraging Scriptures throughout the book as well as resources that many parents might find extremely helpful when working through an issue with their preschooler.

Vicki helps parents enjoy the journey of raising children instead of focusing on the end result – the kids moving out of the house. If you know someone who is expecting or has preschoolers at home now, this book would definitely be welcome. It is easy and quick to read for busy parents. The best part is it's FREE on Kindle today!

To order this book go to http://www.amazon.com/Parenting-Your-Knees-Practical-ebook/dp/B00B11WGPO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1358881367&sr=8-2&keywords=vicki+tiede

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