Four words you've heard more times than you can count — and a pattern most parenting books never actually name.
You're the one who holds the line: the bedtime, the screen limit, the curfew. He's the one who softens it, quietly, when you're not in the room — and somehow you end up the strict one, the nag, the bad cop, while he stays the fun parent who never has to enforce anything. This isn't a book about who's right. It's about the mechanism underneath the exhaustion.
Drawing on decades of real family-systems research — including Bowen's work on the parenting triangle — Dad Said It Was Fine shows you how to see the pattern before you're standing in the middle of it, close it without turning every bedtime into a fight, and know exactly what's yours to carry and what never was.
Thirty short chapters. No filler. Written for a reader who doesn't have time for a book that makes the problem bigger before it makes it smaller.
Also by Claire Ashworth: Wide Awake at 2:17 AM.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Four words you've heard more times than you can count - and a pattern most parenting books never actually name.You're the one who holds the line: the bedtime, the screen limit, the curfew. He's the one who softens it, quietly, when you're not in the room - and somehow you end up the strict one, the nag, the bad cop, while he stays the fun parent who never has to enforce anything. This isn't a book about who's right. It's about the mechanism underneath the exhaustion.Drawing on decades of real family-systems research - including Bowen's work on the parenting triangle - Dad Said It Was Fine shows you how to see the pattern before you're standing in the middle of it, close it without turning every bedtime into a fight, and know exactly what's yours to carry and what never was.Thirty short chapters. No filler. Written for a reader who doesn't have time for a book that makes the problem bigger before it makes it smaller.Also by Claire Ashworth: Wide Awake at 2:17 AM and Somewhere Around Six. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995176633
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Four words you've heard more times than you can count - and a pattern most parenting books never actually name.You're the one who holds the line: the bedtime, the screen limit, the curfew. He's the one who softens it, quietly, when you're not in the room - and somehow you end up the strict one, the nag, the bad cop, while he stays the fun parent who never has to enforce anything. This isn't a book about who's right. It's about the mechanism underneath the exhaustion.Drawing on decades of real family-systems research - including Bowen's work on the parenting triangle - Dad Said It Was Fine shows you how to see the pattern before you're standing in the middle of it, close it without turning every bedtime into a fight, and know exactly what's yours to carry and what never was.Thirty short chapters. No filler. Written for a reader who doesn't have time for a book that makes the problem bigger before it makes it smaller.Also by Claire Ashworth: Wide Awake at 2:17 AM and Somewhere Around Six. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995176633
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Four words you've heard more times than you can count - and a pattern most parenting books never actually name.You're the one who holds the line: the bedtime, the screen limit, the curfew. He's the one who softens it, quietly, when you're not in the room - and somehow you end up the strict one, the nag, the bad cop, while he stays the fun parent who never has to enforce anything. This isn't a book about who's right. It's about the mechanism underneath the exhaustion.Drawing on decades of real family-systems research - including Bowen's work on the parenting triangle - Dad Said It Was Fine shows you how to see the pattern before you're standing in the middle of it, close it without turning every bedtime into a fight, and know exactly what's yours to carry and what never was.Thirty short chapters. No filler. Written for a reader who doesn't have time for a book that makes the problem bigger before it makes it smaller.Also by Claire Ashworth: Wide Awake at 2:17 AM and Somewhere Around Six. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995176633
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