The Mother's
Checklist of Drug
Prevention
Checklist of Drug
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We're proud to announce our newest book The Mother's Checklist of Drug Prevention Lessons in Drug Prevention: Handbook Two All The Little Things We Say and Do Click Here To Order |
| About The Book: Most parents are terrified by the idea of talking to their young children about drugs and alcohol. That fear causes many to wait far too long to start the discussion. Now, there is a solution to the problem: The Mother’s Checklist of Drug Prevention. You can stop worrying right now—you don’t have to talk to your six-year-old about heroin. In fact, most of this book has nothing at all to do with talking about drugs. Instead, it highlights all the little things we say and do when our children are young that can reduce stress and make them less likely as they get older to reach for drugs and alcohol to feel better. The Mother’s Checklist is an exciting follow-up to Jonathan and Kelly’s first handbook, Not All Kids Do Drugs, in which they gave parents the tools to help keep their kids safe and healthy in a world full of drugs. In The Mother’s Checklist, they provide a detailed guide parents can use to forge patterns of language and behavior that will help them raise happy, self-confident children who can grow into functional, accomplished, drug-free young adults. The concept for this book was created by a mother, but it is not just for mothers. Dads, grandparents, nannies, babysitters, counselors, teachers—anyone who cares for or about children—will benefit from the wisdom found in this handbook and checklist. In addition to the checklist, most sections include these recurring elements:
In the section Everything I Ever Learned About Parenting I Learned at Disneyland, Jonathan and Kelly take a tongue in cheek look at practical ways to incorporate into our daily lives all the little things we can say and do to reduce stress, frustration, anger, and anxiety; and subsequently lessen the likelihood our children will be victims of substance abuse. |
| This page continues to be updated all year email: motherschecklist@milestogodrugeducation.com |
Book Chats take place on Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin, if you missed it, we put the transcript here. Read them backwards as they are a timeline. Book Chat Schedule Click here Book Chat #1 Transcript Click here Book Chat #2 Transcript Click here Book Chat #3 Transcript Click here More book chat announcements coming soon |
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