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Starting Point: A Parent's Journal for Dreaming
All the experts will tell you about nursing, sleep training, potty training, and discipline. But not how to raise amazing, happy children who love Jesus! Enter Dynamic Catholic...
The STARTING POINT A Parent's Journal for Dreaming is the quintessential resource for parents who want to raise great kids. With short, engaging chapters, practical tips, and thought-provoking questions, this journal will help you begin dreaming for your family. It also includes everything you need to know about your baby's Baptism and why this amazing sacrament is the greatest gift you can give your boy or girl!
God wants you to be an amazing mom or dad. God wants your children to be happier than you could ever imagine. This little journal is your first step.
(You only need one journal for both mom and dad; this journal is made to accompany Starting Leader Guide and Starting Point DVD )
The STARTING POINT A Parent's Journal for Dreaming is the quintessential resource for parents who want to raise great kids. With short, engaging chapters, practical tips, and thought-provoking questions, this journal will help you begin dreaming for your family. It also includes everything you need to know about your baby's Baptism and why this amazing sacrament is the greatest gift you can give your boy or girl!
God wants you to be an amazing mom or dad. God wants your children to be happier than you could ever imagine. This little journal is your first step.
(You only need one journal for both mom and dad; this journal is made to accompany Starting Leader Guide and Starting Point DVD )
128 pages, Paperback
Published December 31, 2019
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January 18, 2023
The book is fine. I don't have any issues with the content itself. What concerned me is how this is presented as a Baptism-prep book, and only 10% of the book was focused on Baptism. I found the other 90%, while inclusive of helpful tips for new parents and interesting prompts to encourage new parents to "dream" about what they want for their baby in all aspects of life, contained surprisingly little about raising a child in the Church.
In short, a decent book to prompt new parents to reflect on what they want for their baby, but my wife & I found uninspiring as a Baptism-prep book.
In short, a decent book to prompt new parents to reflect on what they want for their baby, but my wife & I found uninspiring as a Baptism-prep book.
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