Helping Your Kids Make Good Choices: Guiding Your Kids in a World Full of Options. Encouraging Parents of All Ages and Stages.

by Kendra Smiley

Who among us can't use a few guidelines to help us in our choices? Helping Your Kids Make Good Choices may be the Best and most firmly rooted scriptural advice you've ever received on the topic. By the time you're done reading the book, you may be nearly begging for the opportunity to have to make a choice, just to prove what you've learned! One of my first good choices after reading the book was to pass it along to another parent." Charlene Ann Baumbich, Author, Speaker, Humorist " I've been making choices all my life, but never fully understood how to communicate the process to my children. Kendra has successfully explained a sometimes complicated, rather overwhelming challenge. Thanks, Kendra, for helping make parenting just a little more doable." Annie Chapman, Wife, Mother, Singer, Author, Conference Speaker Kendra Smiley, an established public speaker with a growing listening audience on Christian radio, serves on the Illinois State Board for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and is part of the teaching staff for Understanding Your Teenager seminars.

196 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2000

About the author

Kendra Smiley is a popular speaker and author who travels from coast to coast and internationally encouraging and equipping women, and specifically MOMS. She is the author of 10 books including her latest, Mother of the Year – 365 days of encouragement for devoted moms. Named the, Illinois Mother of the Year in 2001, Kendra hosts a daily radio show, Live Life Intentionally, heard coast to coast on over 350 stations and featuring her husband, John, as a weekly guest.
John who often travels and speaks with her is a retired USAFR pilot, flying a KC-135 for 30 years. He retired as Colonel Smiley, the Vice-Wing Commander of Grissom Air Reserve Base in Indiana. After retirement he took over the family farming operation.
The Smiley’s live on a farm in central Illinois. They are the parents of three married sons and have 11 grandchildren ages 9 and younger.