Reseña del libro "How to Train up a Child (en Inglés)"
Sometimes it’s easy for parents to forget God. As we try to navigate lifestyle, discipline, and relationships with our kids, it’s tempting to take the easiest approach. We live in a modern world where God is often ignored, and sometimes it’s hard to remember Him in the midst of parenting stress. Too often, children grow up without clear guidelines, and parents feel a sense of helplessness as they attempt to maintain control.In this book, Salome Ikem challenges us to consider God’s teachings on parenting. Maybe it isn’t enough to act like other parents—maybe God is calling us to bigger, better things. God had a system in mind when he designed parenting, and Salome’s years of teaching, parenting, and insight allow her to shed light on this issue. Salome urges parents everywhere to raise godly children. She shows us clear guidelines and biblical examples for how God can make us better mothers and fathers. I appreciate the amount of work and activities Ms. Salome uses to keep the children engaged, interested, and exploring the world around them. My daughters tell me on a daily basis how they love Ms. Salome so much! And having that peace of mind, knowing my children are safe, loved, and being educated is priceless.—Markeysa Lumpkin, Resident Manager, Normandy Hill Apartments; Licensed Realtor Raising Christian children is not an accident. Salome Ikem has a high regard for the teachings of God’s Word. She has invested herself in helping young people grow and learn and be all they can be in the eyes of their Heavenly Father.—Jimmy Jackson Jr., Woodbridge Christian ChurchMrs. Salome is passionate and committed to the welfare of children. This book will equip readers to raise smart and confident future leaders.—Emelia Adjei, Author & Coach, Master’s DegreeMrs. Salome goes all out giving the child the nourishment he or she needs to achieve goals. Her endless support tells a lot about her character.—Jolene A. Ogunjirin, DrPH candidate, Founding Director of DHEO, LLCSince my son started attending Mrs. Ikem’s day care, I saw a lot of improvement in his language, social and emotional interaction with his peers, as well as at home with our family.— Aminata Conteh, LCSW
