Confident Parenting - A Book Proposal

Lisa Sansom

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Attachment and Relationship Dynamics Infant Health and Development

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Parental self-efficacy is a driver of positive parenting, especially as couples welcome a new baby into their lives, becoming parents for the first time. Confident Parenting is the title of an upcoming book that will aid the transition from couplehood to parenthood, allowing couples to parent effectively and with love, while maintaining their own self-care and relationship-care.\nOther books may follow in the series, adapting to different stages of family life.

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