The EASIEST way to raise Successful Children in a Competitive Society by doing LESS

Once upon a time, a man found a Butterfly cocoon.

The man watched for hours, eager to see the butterfly emerge as it fought to squeeze its body through a tiny hole.

Then nothing.

The butterfly appeared to cease moving – it looked to the man that the butterfly had gone as far as it could and could no longer struggle.

So, with good intentions, the man felt he had to assist the butterfly. He took a pair of scissors and snipped off the last portion of the cocoon.

The butterfly no longer had to fight and emerged effortlessly when the man split the cocoon apart.

As it emerged, the man realized it had a swollen body and short shrivelled wings.

The man kept watching, expecting the butterfly to spread its wings and fly away.

However, this did not happen.

The butterfly spent the remainder of its short existence crawling on the ground with a swollen body and little wings, unable to fly.

Although the man had good intentions, he didn't understand that the cocoon's role was to supply the butterfly with the STRUGGLE and RESISTANCE it needed to GROW. The constraint imposed by the cocoon's tiny entrance is required since it drives fluid from the butterfly's body into its wings. This struggle allows the wings to GROW and ready the butterfly for FREEDOM once it EARNS its way out of the cocoon.

Most parents are like this man, treating their child the way the man treated the butterfly.

Most parents OVERPARENT their children.

They desperately want to make their child succeed by providing more help that is more than necessary. Overparenting is counterproductive because it makes the children dependent, entitled, and lacking the essential life skill to become successful.

You can raise successful children by doing less

ERIC WOODS is a relationship strategist who has helped many clients around the globe to improve the quality of their lives. He specializes in personal growth and development because he believes it is essential to building healthy relationships with children.

He has counselled many clients who struggle with overparenting and have helped them become a responsive parent.

His motivation for writing this book is to help every parent who overparents their children to understand the consequences of overparenting, stop it and start responsive parenting.

Here's what you'll be learning in this book:

What is Overparenting?
The History of Parenting
Parenting styles and their effect on children
Quiz to know if you are overparenting
Why do parents overparent their children? Can you blame parents for overparenting?
8 ways to stop overparenting. Most parents always do #2
7 Principles of responsive parenting. These principles are the foundations of raising a successful child.
7 ways to raise successful children. DO NOT skip any of these strategies.
Essential life skills to teach your children. Your children need these skills to become successful adults
Etc.

The information in this book is practical and easy to learn and implement. It will improve your relationship with your child, which they will thank you for when they become adults.

Wouldn't you love it if you needed to do less for your child to make them successful? Think about how much your children would be grateful to you for parenting them the right way.

I know you would.

You are just one click away from achieving this.

Get a copy of this book to learn how to stop overparenting and start responsive parenting.