By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Amy Newmark
384 Pages (Paperback)
Date Published: March 13, 2012
ABOUT THE BOOK:
MY THOUGHTS:
This book is an awesome book for mothers and daughters everywhere. It would actually make a wonderful gift for a birthday, get well, or just because! The book is so easy to read as the stories are just a few pages each, perfect for busy moms who only have a few minutes to spare. The book is broken down into different sections that every woman can relate to, especially women who are also mothers. It is funny how I read this book with the perspective from both a daughter and a mother’s point of view. The book also has stories on adoption and step-parenting. This is one of my favorite Chicken Soup books!
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Sand says
My mom met my dad at a wedding. She had been a guest at the wedding, my dad was a wedding crasher.
Jill Harper says
I try to spend quality mommy and Izzy time together every week. even though she is only 4, I know she looks forward to it especially b/c her two baby brothers are with daddy so she doesn’t have to share!
Be a positive role model. Teach her to love herself and what makes her different.
Gianna says
Spend quality time together.. they grow up so fast.
Melanie Montgomery says
My mom is my rock!
Erin Cook says
My tip to my daughters is to ignore the bullies that pick on you and stand up for yourself
Kim says
You have to be a mom before a friend, but being a friend is extremely important as well, so that your daughter feels comfortable talking about any problem.
Brenda Elsner says
My mom is just always there for me whenever I need her. She is my best friend.
Renee B. says
Respect your mothers wisdom and experience
andrea murtishi says
communication wkith your child is important
Brandy Starling says
I call my mom everyday to tell her I love her. Every time you say it is important.
DAMIAN JARREAU says
Always listen to and respect each other
C. Pay says
The best mothering tip I ever got was to let your kids fail sometimes. As hard as it is it’s really the only way to learn in some situations!
Tia says
My tip would be to hang in there. My mom and I did not get along when I was in high school, however, years later, she is now my best friend.
Yolanda R says
My daughter and I try to do something together every week. If it’s nothing but go to the gracery store together.
Dianna Thomas says
My mom is one of my best friends– I can’t think who I would turn to first if I need to talk, cry or laugh– I can’t imagine my life without her. She has taught me so much, and I will always cherish our times together.
Christina says
My mother taught me persistence and loyalty, which I would recommend every mother teaching her daughter!
Nancye Davis says
My daughter and I have a great relationship. She’s only 8 now, but she knows she can come to me about anything. She’s already full of questions and and is curious about everything!
nancyecdavis AT bellsouth DOT net
Stacey Jacobson says
My mom was there a lot for me when I had a surgery that kept me out of work for three months she provided for me got me to school in college and helped with homework and does what she can now that I have epilepsy.
Joana A says
i dont put on my makeup/ lotion/ perfume in front of my daughter unless i want to share because she always wants to copy!
Irene says
Always try to be there for her and be supportive
Lisa says
Always say I love you, even when you are angry and upset.
Meghan Finley says
Support is key
brandy g. says
Let your daughter be herself. Always support her in her goals.
melissa williams says
My daughter is still young so we don’t have a whole lot of mom + daughter stories, but my only tip/thing I try to do is make sure no matter how busy I am that I always take time out to let her know how much she means to me.
crystle tellerday says
my mother is a cna who goes to peoples houses and takes care of them everyday
Susan Smith says
My Mom was a great Mom while I was growing up, she now has Alzheimers and I feel like the Mom by helping her dress, eat etc.
Wendy R says
I love my mom!
amanda roach says
always listen to your childs feelings