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"HELP! I'M ON A RUNAWAY TRAIN AND I WANT TO GET OFF!" 

Does parenting leave you feeling exhausted and discouraged? 

Does it seem like you spend every minute answering endless questions, playing chauffeur, and meeting someone else's needs? 

Are you hurtling through your days like a runaway freight car? 

It is time to get off the train before it crashes. Twenty-first-century moms and dads, even more than their predecessors, are caught in a harried and hurried lifestyle best described as "routine panic."  They know something is wrong but are too busy and exhausted to do anything about it. These parents want practical, biblical answers they can digest on the run. 

Dr. James Dobson, America's most trusted authority on the family, will show us  that it is possible to slow the pace of life enough to enjoy our children and our day. It starts with saying "no" to routine panic - and "yes" to a more fulfilling life of peace and rest. 

 Dr. James Dobson will point mothers and fathers to the principles they desperately need in 7 Solutions for Burned- Out Parents: renew the Sabbath, just say "No" to over commitment, let go of the desire to acquire, seek balance for your life and family, turn off distractions and tune in to your loved ones, lift up one another, and find peace through prayer.

ISBN:1590523857
Page Count: 128 pages

About the Author:

Dr. James Dobson is the founder of Focus on the Family, a nonprofit organization that produces his internationally syndicated radio programs, heard by more than 200 million people per week on over 4,200 radio stations, and publishes eleven magazines sent to more than 3 million people each month. He is the author of numerous bestselling books dedicated to the preservation of the family, including Bringing Up Boys, Love for a Lifetime, and, with his wife, Shirley, Night Light: A Devotional for Couples.Dr. Dobson served on the faculty of the University of Southern California School of Medicine for fourteen years and on the attending staff of Children's Hospital of Los Angeles for seventeen years. He has been active in governmental affairs and has advised three U.S. presidents on family issues. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Southern California in the field of child development.