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In-Laws: Getting Along With Your Other Family
In-laws can be some of the most confusing and complicated people in our lives, but they are also among the most important.
How can we improve our relationships? Ron and Jorie Kincaid have done extensive surveys of married people about their in-laws. With this and twenty years of their own experience, they have put together nine key principles for getting along. The book explores important areas such as handling financial gifts, caring for grandchildren, improving patterns of communication, arranging holiday traditions, and dealing with criticism.
For newly married couples, older couples and parents-in-law, this book can help good relationships get better and bring shaky relationships to stable ground. Don't miss the blessings that God wants to give you through your in-laws.
How can we improve our relationships? Ron and Jorie Kincaid have done extensive surveys of married people about their in-laws. With this and twenty years of their own experience, they have put together nine key principles for getting along. The book explores important areas such as handling financial gifts, caring for grandchildren, improving patterns of communication, arranging holiday traditions, and dealing with criticism.
For newly married couples, older couples and parents-in-law, this book can help good relationships get better and bring shaky relationships to stable ground. Don't miss the blessings that God wants to give you through your in-laws.
179 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 1996
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