Character-Based
Parenting Workbooks
The workbooks and the personalized assessment work in tandem to allow parents to get an accurate view of themselves
(assessment) and
also to align their abilities with some of the main characteristics of
God in His role as a parent (workbooks). The main goal of the workbooks then
is to allow parents to be at their best and aligned with and empowered
by God’s best in order to love and to lead their children
effectively. Topics include understanding the impact of your
past on your parenting, an evaluation of the impact of your
personality on your parenting, a model of healthy living designed for
parents, a review of God’s role as a parent, a study of personal
character and parenting, and the development of a personal action plan
for each parent.
Just
as with the assessment, two versions of the workbooks are available.
The New Parent version is designed for parents who are either
expecting their first child, or who have very young children (under
three). If your children are older, then we recommend the Experienced
Parent version.
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Participants'
Guides - Download Version1:
Participants'
Guides - Print Version2:
Character-Based
Parenting Leader 's Guides
These
guides provide leaders with information regarding the theoretical and
biblical foundations for the workbook material as well as insight
regarding overall goals for the use of the workbook. The
following items are also provide for each chapter: general objectives,
a one sentence summary of the lesson, specific target outcomes,
suggestions for beginning the discussion, and a sample outline for the
session.
Leader's
Guide - Download Version3:
Leader's Guide - Print Version4:
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The Character-Based
Parenting
workbook is great for either individual or group study!
Character-Based
Parenting
Workbook,
70 pages
New
Parent Version
Table of Contents:
1.
Introduction
2.
The Key Variable
3.
Foundational Issues
for New Parents – Part 1
4.
Foundational Issues
for New Parents – Part 2
5.
Parents with a Past
6.
Parenting and Healthy Living
7.
Character in Parenting
8.
So What?:
Creating Your
Personal Action Plan
Experienced
Parent Version
Table of Contents:
Introduction
1.
The Key Variable
2.
Personality and Parenting
3.
Parents with a Past
4.
Parenting and Healthy Living
5.
God as a Parent
6.
Character in Parenting
7.
So What?
Action
Plan
Contract
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The Leader's Guide gives group leaders
additional insights and tools designed to make groups using the
Character-Based Parenting workbooks more effective. |
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