Mothers Day “Essay” Contest

April 30th, 2010 by Sue Blaney

This Mothers Day I invite you to think about what your teenagers have taught you and how they have made you a better person. I’m running an “essay” contest with prizes … here’s all you need to do:

Write an [open] letter to your teenager(s) about what you have learned from being his/her parent and how this has made you a grow into a better person.

I’ll share the best ones on my blog, and for the two best letters/essays I’ll give a copy of my award winning audiobook You’re Empowered! Parenting Teens with Conviction, Communication and Love.

Whether you win my contest or not, you’ll have something special to share with your family on Mothers Day morning.

*Rules: there are no rules. Just remember kids like “shorter” rather than “longer.” The “judge” will be looking for a message from the heart. :>

This contest is now closed.

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No Easy Way Out - 2 Minute Tip #105 for Parenting Teens said:
May 7th, 2010 at 12:06 pm
[...] Mother’s Day is Sunday. I invite you to write your teen a love letter and submit it to our essay contest where 2 winners will receive a free copy of my award winning audiobook You’re Empowered! Parenting Teens with Conviction, Communication and Love. Click here for details and the submission form. [...]