
My Child Is an Honor Student. So What?
John Rosemond takes aim at honor-student bumper stickers, parental bragging, and a culture that treats children like idols.
Parenting With Love and Leadership is John Rosemond’s plainspoken guide to raising responsible, self-controlled children by restoring common sense, parental authority, and clear thinking to the modern family.
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John Rosemond takes aim at honor-student bumper stickers, parental bragging, and a culture that treats children like idols.

John Rosemond lays out ten tongue-in-cheek edicts for raising capable, respectful, and independent children.

What if the most toxic person in the family drama isn't a family member?

Children should be encouraged to discover and develop their unique strengths—not led to believe they can become anything they imagine. There's an important difference.

I’ll get straight to the point: So-called “date nights” are a farce, façade, fiasco, fraud and fake—that is, a thoroughly inadequate substitute for an authentic marriage.

A journalist recently asked me for the single biggest mistake being made by today’s parents.

I recently asked a married couple who have three kids, none of whom are yet teens, “Who are the most important people in your family?”

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Apparently, grandparents are now too dangerous to kiss their newborn grandchildren. I don't buy it, and I explain why in this week's essay.

For over 50 years, parents have been told to focus on feelings, self-esteem, and child-centered parenting. What if that advice got it wrong?