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Teach Yourself e-Parenting Today by Karin and Evelyn Petersen
The first parenting book written to assist
today's parents with the particular challenges of raising children in an increasingly
high-tech e-world. e-Parenting also contains an appendix on child development...what to
expect from kids, birth to 18.
We'd like to tell you about why we wanted to
write about e-Parenting. We are a mother and daughter team, ages 63 and 33. I grew up in
the 1950's, and even though I have used the PC for 16 years as a parenting columnist,
early childhood educator, and author of six books, I still feel like a novice in terms of
the workings of my PC, the Web, and the Internet.
Our daughter, Karin, grew up right along with
the PC and the Internet. She uses these tools as an integral part of her daily life, yet
she is close enough to my world to be my bridge and my teacher. When Macmillan USA
approached me with a proposal to write about e-Parenting, I knew I could not do it without
Karin's e-World perspective, any more than she could write a parenting book without my
perspective of 40 years experience in child development, family life, and education.
It seemed to us that writing this book
together would not only be an adventure and a challenge, but would also give readers a
truly unique perspective of e-Parenting, a blending of a mother's and a daughter's views
on practical parenting in the e-World.
- Evelyn Petersen
From toddlers to teens, Evelyn's professional
advice and resources include tips, creative ideas for kids, reviews, Evelyn's parenting
columns, materials, and other helpful links. Visit http://www.askevelyn.com.
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Other books by Evelyn Petersen
(click on any book for information about ordering)
Raising
Creative Kids emphasizes creativity and use of the imagination.
Raising
Responsible Kids teaching responsibility and self-discipline.Won a Parents Choice
Recommended Award, 1998.
A
Parent's Guide to Raising Thinking Kids teaches problem solving skills.
Raising
Happy Kids (Raising Kids) teaches how to build self-esteem.
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