Publisher's Synopsis
A wakeup call for today's parents. We have become a culture wildly afraid of imperfection. In our insta-everything world, we give people "our good side." We pose. We curate. An entire generation is broadcasting their experiences as if they are spokesmodels for the perfect life.
Welcome to what meta-learning expert Candice Lapin has dubbed the Perfection Age. In a world like this, the pressure for surface appearances has created no room for mistakes, compassion nor imperfection. The result is a crisis of confidence.
In Parenting in the Age of Perfection, Lapin draws on case studies, scientific research, and her own experiences as a successful learning and life coach to showcase patterns that feed into the environment of perfection, along with tools and skills to get children back on track.
In this book, parents will learn the techniques that Pain has successfully used to transform her clients' lives for the better. This book is the ideal field guide for any parent who wants a step-by-step method to change how they and their children approach school, life and their inner world.
If you're ready to help your child move to a place of positivity, confidence and resilience, this is the book you've been waiting for.
