Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers Free Audiobook Download by Gordon Neufeld,Gabor Maté

In this audiobook, Gabor Maté explores the influence that parental relationships have on children's social and emotional well-being. He points out the importance of a parent's consistent presence in their child's life and also shares his personal story of growing up without one.

The author, Gordon Neufeld, is a psychologist who suggests that parents need to take matters into their own hands. The children of today are much more independent and they are exposed to new threats all the time. He suggests that parents need to be more involved in the lives of their children and set better before the kids do.

Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers is the easy-reading and highly readable book by Gordon Neufeld. The author has summarized up all the essential knowledge which parents need in order to be able to handle their children properly and make them better equipped against future adversities.

The audio version of "Hold On to Your Kids" is a captivating story that is narrated by the son of the author, Daniel Maté. The audiobook shows how one can make a difference in their children's lives with just one word or look from within our family relationships and how it makes such a huge impact.

Parents need to take care of their children in order to see them grow into happy and healthy adults. As Gordon Neufeld writes, "we must protect our children from peer society" because they are more likely to succeed in life than their peers if they have the guidance of an investment-and-careful-parenting parent.

The book is based on the idea that children need parents more than they need peers, that parents should have a stronger influence on their kids' lives. Gabor also discusses the effect of violence and alcohol on kids, and presents evidence that when children are raised in stable environments with unconditional love and support, they're better able to deal with these environmental factors.