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The Connected Parent

The Connected Parent is a must-read for any foster and/or adoptive parent, teacher, church childcare worker, as well as for parents who’s children have gone through a trauma. I love how it combines the theory/research side of connecting with your child and the life experiences of an adoptive mother. The Connected Parent offers the practical step by step lists you are looking for when you feel overwhelmed and unsure of how to connect. I loved how each chapter included real-life stories from Lisa Qualls with the gentle wisdom and research of Dr. Karyn Purvis. It ended with a much needed practical guide and next steps. I found myself highlighting the scripts and using them immediately. This is a timely book and I’m so grateful for the wisdom, honesty, and authenticity. It gives hope to parents and caregivers and I’m thankful for the knowledge and tips I’ve learned!
I received this book from the publisher, but my opinions are my own. 

Purchase on Amazon: The Connected Parent: Real-Life Strategies for Building Trust and Attachment https://www.amazon.com/dp/0736978925/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_L6GcFbP2V1ZYP


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