
Living With Our Children: A Book of Little Essays for Mothers
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'Living With Our Children' is a collection of concise essays that provide mothers with guidance and support as they raise their children. Pierson, with her gentle yet insightful prose, encourages mothers to understand their children's behavior and emotional development. The book explores various aspects of parenting, including communication, discipline, fostering independence, and nurturing a strong bond between mother and child. Pierson's approach emphasizes the importance of observation, empathy, and finding individual solutions that resonate with each child's personality and needs. Through her honest and relatable reflections, she highlights the challenges and joys of motherhood, assuring mothers that they are not alone in their journey. The book emphasizes the profound impact a mother has on her child's life, highlighting the importance of nurturing their growth and development. 'Living With Our Children' offers a timeless message of love, understanding, and guidance for mothers seeking to navigate the intricate and rewarding path of raising children.Book Details
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Clara Dillingham Pierson
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Clara Dillingham Pierson was an early 20th century American children's author. Clara Eleanor Dillingham was born in 1868 in Coldwater, Michigan, the only child of Jennie Lincoln Dillingham and Captai...
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