Bringing Up Geeks: How to Protect Your Kid's Childhood in a Grow-Up-Too-Fast World, (Paperback)

from dms02

3.5 STARSThe book was a decent read...mostly because it was a big pat on the back. Many ideas that we are already using and a couple good ways to extend our current parenting ideals through to high school. The book is written very conversationally and was a fairly quick read. Divided into section...

from VhartPowers

Common sense. Raising kids isn't easy and your time is no longer your own. You shouldn't be buddies with your kids until they're adults and out of your house. This isn't really what I thought it would be, but for someone questioning their parenting, I suppose this would be a good book.

from lyssrose

Not at *all* what I expected - nor anything I would have purchased, had I realized. Having said that, the advice in this book is not necessarily bad advice, it's just that it wasn't until I actually started reading the book that I realized that the title in no way means that this is a book for ge...

from 6boysandme

Summary: My favorite cartoon has a bunch of white sheep following each other right off of a cliff. In the crowd is one black sheep going the opposite direction happily saying "excuse me, pardon me". This is what I am asking my boys to do every single day. Kids and youth today are heading off that...

from 6boysandme

Summary: My favorite cartoon has a bunch of white sheep following each other right off of a cliff. In the crowd is one black sheep going the opposite direction happily saying "excuse me, pardon me". This is what I am asking my boys to do every single day. Kids and youth today are heading off that...