Unison Parenting: The Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Christian Parenthood with One Voice

Unison Parenting combines proven parenting techniques in a Christian context with a unique foundation of unison parenting strategies designed to identify and avoid pitfalls that disrupt parents from staying on the same page. 

The term “unison parenting” comes from music; singing in unison is when all voices sing the same note at the same time in order to emphasize the text. Similarly, to emphasize the message that parents want to send, they need to parent in unison.

From Cecil’s personal parenting experience and the experience of families with which he has been involved, parents will learn how to proactively, intentionally adopt and execute strategies that balance a loving nature with firm boundaries for their child. This balance creates a warm, sure environment where the child and parent can eventually collaborate to bring the child to full, responsible adulthood.

Designed for parents of school-age children who may reside in both traditional and non-traditional family structures, the first half of the book lays out parenting fundamentals for all ages. The second half focuses on the teen years and how to manage the child’s growing need for independence by allowing for incremental decision-making that gradually builds trust. 

Unison Parenting has been hailed as a comprehensive parenting guide that takes the child through ages and stages into mature adulthood.

Cecil Taylor is an award-winning author focused on teaching Christians how to live a seven-day practical faith. Using his experience as a teacher of parenting classes and as a longtime church youth counselor, Cecil is turning his attention to parenting and how to faithfully apply savvy techniques that build kids into mature, independent adults. His first two books, The Next Thing: A Christian Model for Dealing with Crisis in Personal Life and Live Like You’re Loved, won Christian writer awards. A preacher’s kid, Cecil worked in the fields of high tech and broadcast journalism before transitioning into ministry. Married for 38 years and with three adult children, Cecil lives in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.