Intentional Parenting is made up of twelve chapters that each address a parenting myth.  Although there was not a lot of new information for me, I felt the points were well presented and meaningful examples were provided.  I also really appreciated the emphasis on recognizing who your child is as an individual and working with him/her rather than providing a “cookie cutter” model.   This book covers a lot of territory with a bit more emphasis being placed on parenting teenage children.

While this complementary book was provided for review by Thomas Nelson Publishers, no other compensation was given.  All remarks are my personal and honest opinions.