Setting boundaries with your adult children, Allison Bottke
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Setting boundaries with your adult children, Allison Bottke
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 213-215)
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no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Setting boundaries with your adult children
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bibliography
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128237317
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Allison Bottke
Summary
All parents want their children to grow up to be happy, responsible adults. But in spite of mom and dad's best efforts, their most heartfelt prayers, and a loving environment, some kids never successfully make the transition to independent-functioning adulthood. The result is pain for the parents -- and often the repeated cycle of "starting over" that ends only days or weeks later in yet another failure. After struggling with her own adult son, author Allison Bottke offers a tough-love approach to parenting adult children that focuses on setting you free from the repeated pain of your adult child's broken promises, lies, and deception. The simple acronym SANITY provides a description for her six-step program: S = Stop enabling, stop blaming yourself, and stop the flow of money; A= Assemble a support group; N=Nip excuses in the bud; I=Implement rules and boundaries; T=Trust your instincts; Y=Yield everything to God
Table Of Contents
The parent as enabler. "But I'm only trying to help" -- Why we enable, and why we must stop -- Get smart and take action! -- "But deep down he's really a good kid" -- The power of love and forgiveness -- The six steps to SANITY. "S": STOP your own negative behavior -- "A": ASSEMBLE a support group -- "N": NIP excuses in the bud -- "I": IMPLEMENT rules and boundaries -- "T": TRUST your instincts -- "Y": YIELD everything to God -- Developing an action plan -- Considering the consequences -- Other vital issues
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- Parents + Religious life
- Intergenerational relations + Religious aspects + Christianity
- Empty nesters + Family relationships
- Parent and adult child + Religious aspects
- Mothers of criminals
- Adult children + Drug use
- Families + Religious aspects + Christianity
- Adult children + Family relationships
- Self-help techniques + Religious aspects
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- Parents + Religious life
- Intergenerational relations + Religious aspects + Christianity
- Empty nesters + Family relationships
- Parent and adult child + Religious aspects
- Mothers of criminals
- Adult children + Drug use
- Families + Religious aspects + Christianity
- Adult children + Family relationships
- Self-help techniques + Religious aspects
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