Golden Rules: The Ten Ethical Values Parents Need to Teach Their Children

by Wayne D. Dosick

Book Overview

Being a parent and instilling values has never been easy. But today, when violence and drugs have replaced noise and gum-chewing as the top problems cited by teachers, it's harder than ever. Dosick... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0062512048
• ISBN13: 9780062512048
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: HarperOne
• Length: 221 Pages
• Weight: 0.78 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.8" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Good for every soul

This is an amazing book for children of all ages! We all need to be reminded of these ethical values and Rabbi Dosick gives hundreds of parables which come to mind each day as we do our daily duties. Along with the parables, each chapter ends with a story to read with your children and age appropriate questions for discussion. My children love listening to the parables and my six year old son remembers them and talks to me about them when he see's their application in his little life. I highly recommend this book!

One of the Best

One of the best books I've read regarding ethics and values. Rabbi Dosick guides one on how to instill values into our children through activities and traditions. He is never self-righteous like most other writers putting out books on morals and values, and his book is an easy read. In our era of moral decline, Rabbi Dosick has come up with a very important book. Plus, the Lumies and great. I work on them daily with my son.

Golden Rules: The Ten Ethical Values Parents Teach

Wayne Dosick has provided a very important work for helping parents to key in on important issues for child rearing. Many books identify the contributors of children's moral problems but Dosick tells us what to do about these problems. He answers important questions about the importance of the family and a parents role in childrearing. This is an important work. I work with children daily that I only wish the parents would have followed a few of the important values Dosick has provided. My recommendation is that parents with young children should read this book before problems begin. It is well worth your time and effort.

Excellent book for adults and children alike

This is a wonderful book to help teach children values and to remind us, as adults, of the values we hope to emulate. My son and I read this together and it has led to many interesting and stimulating discussions. The stories are great learning tools, as are the suggestions for activities and discussion. I highly recomend this to anyone - with or without children.

A great book that teaches values using real-life examples.

The title caught my attention but the comment that it was "everything William Bennett's book should have been and wasn't" was what sparked the interest to buy it. And I must say that our family agrees with that comment. Unlike Bennetts' book, this book is one that gives examples of values and situations in which young and old alike find themselves. Our family uses this book,one chapter a night, to read, discuss and learn each of the values. It is a great tool to use with our twin eight-year olds. The way we utilize it works for us and truly makes lasting impressions on our children. We limit the sessions to weekly or we run out of chapters in two weeks. We go back and revisit certain chapters if situations warrant. A great book that teaches values by real-life examples. We reccommend it for any family with children.