Parents can feel like they aren't entirely prepared for parenthood. They intend to raise their kids to be caring, confident and responsible humans and hope their current strategies will be successful. But really, they are just winging it. As volunteer parents, we're all just winging it. Parents can be left feeling like they're juggling a lot without much direction. Volunteer Parent is an incredible resource for parents looking to create a deeper connection with their children through love and honesty. Readers will laugh as they feel better prepared for instilling a foundation of strength and self-assurance in their kids. Erin Daniel is a volunteer parent of three young children and offers ideas on how to strengthen the relationships between parents and their kids. Her guidance is complemented with advice from experts. She gives suggestions on how to communicate with children in a way that encourages them to believe in themselves, feel grateful for their unique attributes, and feel comfortable talking with their parents. By building trust and confidence through consistent two-way communication, kids become better prepared for life. She shares ideas on teaching kids to be kind, humble, giving and responsible people. Erin also conveys how she and her husband stay sane while navigating the occasionally bumpy road of parenthood. A must-read for parents, especially moms, of younger children!

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