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How to Really Love Your Child

by D. Ross Campbell · 1977

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Many parents would be dismayed to discover that their child feels unloved. After all, they make sure that their child has the things they need. They attend their child's school events. They buy their child the things they want. So why is it then that most children doubt that they are genuinely and unconditionally loved?

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In this best-selling book, Dr. D. Ross Campbell reveals the emotional needs of a child and provides parents with the skill and techniques that can begin to help make your child feel truly loved and accepted. You'll learn to reallylove your child through every situation of child rearing from physical touch to discipline and from affirmation to spiritual nurture.

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parentingparentingMore like thisLess of thisChristianChristianMore like thisLess of thisrelationshipsrelationshipsMore like thisLess of thismothersmothersMore like thisLess of thisreligionreligionMore like thisLess of this
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childrensadult
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short · 154 pages

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