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Kid CEO : How to Keep Your Children from Running Your Life
- Author: Ed Young
- Length: 256
- Edition: Paperback
- Publisher: Warner Faith
Description of Kid CEO:
In these days of corporate scandal, there’s a far more pervasive and serious problem going on right under our noses. It’s a family takeover orchestrated by our kids. That’s right – children are taking control of family units in record numbers. When a man and woman marry, says author Ed Young, they occupy the leadership roles in their relationship. But in some cases, as children enter the family arena, that begins to change. The kids slowly become the center of the family universe as parents relinquish control to them. In effect, the children become Kid CEO’s and the parents become the support staff. As parents, we have charge of our children for only a short time. It’s up to us to prepare them for life.
Information on Kid CEO from the publisher:
In these days of corporate scandal, there's a far more pervasive and serious problem going on right under our noses. It's a family takeover orchestrated by our kids. That's right - children are taking control of family units in record numbers. When a man and woman marry, says author Ed Young, they occupy the leadership roles in their relationship. But in some cases, as children enter the family arena, that begins to change. The kids slowly become the center of the family universe as parents relinquish control to them. In effect, the children become Kid CEO's and the parents become the support staff. As parents, we have charge of our children for only a short time. It's up to us to prepare them for life.
Description of Ed Young, author of Kid CEO:
Who rules your roost? Have you relinquished your position as household head to become "support staff" for your children? Using the biblical model of family dynamics, Young reveals how parents can reclaim their leadership roles; rebuild spiritual foundations; strengthen family structures; maintain their own relationship; understand discipline; and raise well-balanced kids. 256 pages, softcover from Warner Faith.