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Learn to parent from a place of love, healing, and intentionality in this uplifting and reflective guide to raising children.
Are you ready to break the generational cycle of dysfunction and raise your children with vision, emotional intelligence, and grace? With Bringing Responsibility, Nobility, and Beauty Back to Parenting as your guide, you can begin the inner work of healing to avoid passing on unresolved pain to your children and discover how to parent with purpose.
Like the voice of a trusted friend, Donna Janel Williams gently challenges you to grow while affirming your worth and capability as a parent, and her deeply nurturing and soul-stirring tone will make you feel seen, safe, and supported. Using a powerful metaphor of a bow and arrow to illustrate the idea of parenting with a clear aim, this transformational guide helps you set the target for where your children will land.
Key topics include:
Healing as a Prerequisite for Healthy Parenting Intentionality in Parenting Restoring Dignity to the Role of Parents Modeling Emotional Intelligence Parental Legacy and the Generational Impact of Dysfunction
Through Donna Janel's personal reflections, practical insights, and inspiring truths, you will gain the confidence to become an intentional parent. Whether you are navigating the toddler years or raising teens, Bringing Responsibility, Nobility, and Beauty Back to Parenting offers the tools to be the kind of parent your child needs. Speaking to mothers and fathers of all walks of life, especially mid-life moms and spiritually grounded parents who view parenting as a sacred responsibility, the book also appeals to coaches, mentors, therapists, and adult children of dysfunctional homes who want to learn how to parent differently.
