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A journey to transform the lives of parents and children alike.

We all know that there is no such thing as perfect parenting, but we still struggle with the societal expectations that tell us that being imperfect is equivalent to being inadequate.

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We spend precious time and energy managing our image and carefully editing the families we show to others. On The Gifts of Imperfect Parent­ing, Dr. Brené Brown invites parents and children to join her on a journey to transform their relationships.

“A practical and hopeful program that teaches parents how to raise children who know that they’re worthy of love, belonging and joy.”

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Brown presents 10 guideposts to creating wholehearted families, where everyone can continuously learn and grow as they reach their full potential, based on her 12 years of research on human emotions, vulnerability, courage, worthiness, and shame.

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