The 10 Best Decisions Every Parent Can Make

by Pam Farrel

Decisions unleash the potential God has placed in each of us. Skilled decisions improve relationships, lower stress, save time and increase confidence. The good news is that decision-making is a talent any man can learn. The 10 Best Decisions a Man Can Make book, guidebook and video form a strategic experience to help you develop these skills in your life. Discover God's best for your life today!Bill Farrel is an author and popular conference speaker. He has raised three sons and has been helping men reach their potential for 3 decades as a Lead Pastor, Pastor of Small Groups and Youth Pastor. Some of his books include Men Are Like Waffles, Women Are Like Spaghetti, Red-Hot Monogamy, and Devotions for Men on the Go.

Genres: Parenting, Christian Non Fiction, Family, Christianity

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First published March 1, 2006

About the author

Pam Farrel and her husband, Bill, are the authors of Men Are Like Waffles—Women Are Like Spaghetti (more than 300,000 copies sold) and Red-Hot Monogamy. In addition, Pam has written 52 Ways to Wow Your Husband and The 10 Best Decisions a Woman Can Make. They are cofounders and codirectors of Love-Wise, an organization to help people connect love and wisdom and bring practical insights to their personal relationships.

Reviews

[Donna Lyn · Rating 4 out of 5]

wow, this was a really good book for me. the author has read 100's of books on parenting. i remember reading a TON of books on pregnancy and childbirth and babies/toddlers....but then stopped. my two oldest are entering in stages that once again are foreign to me (well, except that i was that age once)....this book answered a lot of my questions and got me in a proactive mindset again. personally, i won't go to the lengths that they did with some of the contracts and such, but i did get a lot of value out of this book. i bought it so i can really mark it up and use it again and again. the author had great book recommendations as well.

[Jill · Rating 1 out of 5]

Unless you want to hear two parents catalog all the achievements they made while raising their children, this book offers little help except how great they managed their situations. The best chapter is chapter 7 about prayers for and with your children. The rest is all anecdotal and the limited data referenced is outdated or poorly sourced.

[Todd · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book was written by parents of three boys much like ours. They shared very real and vulnerable examples of parenting and shared very practical tips on dealing with the situations. More importantly than the tips, they gave numerous examples of being completely dependent upon God and reaching out to Him for their provision. It is obvious that they work very hard to keep their eyes fixed on Him as the perfecter of their faith and that shows in their parenting approach.

[Jessie Weaver · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’m forever searching for that book that will tell me how to parent toddlers and preschoolers. This isn’t it. But it is a super-intentional outline of ways to parent your kids up through their teenage years.