Raising Grateful Kids in an Entitled World
How One Family Learned That Saying No Can Lead to Life's Biggest Yes
What's it about
Tired of hearing "I want" and "I need"? Discover how saying "no" to your kids can actually be the greatest gift you give them. This guide offers a refreshing, counter-cultural approach to parenting that swaps entitlement for genuine gratitude and contentment. Learn the practical steps one family took to raise compassionate, hard-working, and grateful children. You'll get actionable advice on everything from managing allowances and chores to navigating technology and consumerism. It's time to equip your kids with the character they need to find their biggest "yes" in life.
Meet the author
Kristen Welch is the bestselling author and founder of Mercy House Global, a nonprofit that empowers impoverished women in Kenya through fair trade. Her family’s own journey of intentionally choosing gratitude over entitlement inspired her to write this book. Welch traded a life of comfortable consumerism for one of purpose and global compassion, discovering that saying "no" to materialism allowed her family to say "yes" to a more meaningful and connected life, a lesson she now shares with parents everywhere.
What's it about
Tired of hearing "I want" and "I need"? Discover how saying "no" to your kids can actually be the greatest gift you give them. This guide offers a refreshing, counter-cultural approach to parenting that swaps entitlement for genuine gratitude and contentment. Learn the practical steps one family took to raise compassionate, hard-working, and grateful children. You'll get actionable advice on everything from managing allowances and chores to navigating technology and consumerism. It's time to equip your kids with the character they need to find their biggest "yes" in life.
Meet the author
Kristen Welch is the bestselling author and founder of Mercy House Global, a nonprofit that empowers impoverished women in Kenya through fair trade. Her family’s own journey of intentionally choosing gratitude over entitlement inspired her to write this book. Welch traded a life of comfortable consumerism for one of purpose and global compassion, discovering that saying "no" to materialism allowed her family to say "yes" to a more meaningful and connected life, a lesson she now shares with parents everywhere.
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