Fabulous!

I wanted to grab a book that would help me make sure that my children can live, survive - something that really should be taught in schools but sadly isn't. Finances, budgeting- these are a couple of the skills you actually need!

I've read this and now I'm asking my son to read it!

My kids loved this book! It's super cute and wholesome and kept their attention the whole time during reading. I highly recommend this book and will purchase a physical copy.

"Lifewise Kids" by Rayford Weldon Bruton was a helpful resource book for parents. Initially I had thought the book was just for kids, regardless I found this to be helpful for those raising pre-teens, to teenages, into beng an adult!
The world is constantly changing and having an essential guide with practical adbice and ways to handle is helpful.
I think many parents would find this as a helpful too.

Lifewise Kids is an invaluable resource for parents concerned about their teens’ readiness for adulthood. This book breaks down essential life skills into manageable, practical advice that you can easily incorporate into everyday life. It provides actionable strategies for teaching your kids resilience, empathy, and time management, all of which are crucial for their future success. I found it incredibly helpful for its clear guidance and practical tips that make preparing teens for the real world both effective and engaging.

Ready to turn your teen into a life skills superstar? 🌟📚 Lifewise Kids is your go-to guide for prepping them for high school, college and beyond! This book is jam-packed with fun and practical tips to teach everything from teamwork to resilience. It's like having a cheat sheet for raising a capable, confident adult without the stress. I loved how easy it was to make these skills a part of daily life—seriously, it’s a game-changer! Grab this book and get your teen ready to conquer the world! 🚀👊

I like the idea that someone compiles a vast array of life skills and writes a book about them. It feels like a time journey with life lessons and letters to your child.
The range and the tips are good.
I did not love the emphasis on finding a job because I picked this up as a ‘life skills’ book based on the blurb. Although having a job and career are important parts of life, I prefer a positive outlook of how to be resilient, independent, take charge of your happiness and awareness.