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Pagan Parenting

Spiritual, Magical & Emotional Development of the Child

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This book is a groundbreaking resource that candidly addresses the challenges faced by Pagan parents in raising children. It is invaluable for current and prospective parents alike. One common issue is how to respond to difficult questions from children, such as inquiries about death or the existence of animal spirits. The author emphasizes the importance of providing honest, age-appropriate answers while encouraging parents to formulate their own responses rather than adhering to a strict script. For older children, the book navigates even more complex topics, such as relationships and sexual decisions, offering open-ended suggestions that allow for personal expression. Additionally, the book explores how to nurture a child's psychic and magical abilities through engaging activities that make learning fun and interactive, preventing boredom and disinterest. Moreover, it addresses the sensitive topic of a child exploring or joining another religion, a subject often overlooked in Pagan parenting literature. The breadth of topics covered is extensive, making it difficult to encapsulate fully in a brief description. To truly grasp its significance and the wealth of insights it offers, one must read it for themselves.

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Pagan Parenting, Kristin Madden

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Released
2000
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Title
Pagan Parenting
Subtitle
Spiritual, Magical & Emotional Development of the Child
Language
English
Released
2000
Format
Paperback
Pages
288
ISBN10
1567184928
ISBN13
9781567184921
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This book is a groundbreaking resource that candidly addresses the challenges faced by Pagan parents in raising children. It is invaluable for current and prospective parents alike. One common issue is how to respond to difficult questions from children, such as inquiries about death or the existence of animal spirits. The author emphasizes the importance of providing honest, age-appropriate answers while encouraging parents to formulate their own responses rather than adhering to a strict script. For older children, the book navigates even more complex topics, such as relationships and sexual decisions, offering open-ended suggestions that allow for personal expression. Additionally, the book explores how to nurture a child's psychic and magical abilities through engaging activities that make learning fun and interactive, preventing boredom and disinterest. Moreover, it addresses the sensitive topic of a child exploring or joining another religion, a subject often overlooked in Pagan parenting literature. The breadth of topics covered is extensive, making it difficult to encapsulate fully in a brief description. To truly grasp its significance and the wealth of insights it offers, one must read it for themselves.