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Parenting for Prevention: How to Raise a Child to Say No to Alcohol/Drugs

by David J Wilmes

1988

Here's a book that EVERY adult concerned about kids will want to read. The author is convinced that parents are the ones who not only CAN but MUST take the lead in preventing their kids from getting mixed up with alcohol/drugs, and PARENTING FOR PREVENTION shows them exactly what to do, and how to do it. The theme is prevention, but the approach is thoroughly positive. You'll find no threats or warnings here, no long list of don'ts. Instead this book says in effect, "If you really want to prevent your kids from getting involved with alcohol/drugs, here's the way to do it. Teach them these lifeskills."

Details:

• Age Group: Adults
• Length: 197 pages
• Publisher: Johnson Institute Books (1988)
• ID: 1136