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bugaboo fox sun shade Bugaboo Fox/Cameleon 3/Lynx breezy sun canopy StellarProtect your baby from the sun and wind better than ever before. The Bugaboo Fox Lynx Cameleon 3 breezy sun canopy features UPF 50+ fabric and breezy mesh panels to shade your baby head to toe against sun rays while keeping them cool during hotter days. Includes reflective strips designed for added visibility during evening strolls UPF 50+ and water repellent fabric to protect your baby at all times Exclusive mesh panel windows (UPF 30+) to let fresh
Protect your baby from the sun and wind better than ever before. The Bugaboo Fox/Lynx/Cameleon 3 breezy sun canopy features UPF 50+ fabric and breezy mesh panels to shade your baby head-to-toe against sun rays while keeping them cool during hotter days.
- Includes reflective strips designed for added visibility during evening strolls
- UPF 50+ and water-repellent fabric to protect your baby at all times
- Exclusive mesh panel windows (UPF 30+) to let fresh air through
- Zip-up window in front for better access and extra ventilation
- New back panel to easily fit over extendable Bugaboo Fox 5 seat
- Integrated mosquito net for head-to-toe protection
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★★★★★ 4
Book on dealing with life if you are an adult child of an alcoholic
Format: Paperback
This book is a quick read but it is filled with numerous examples for how to deal with situations that occur in life, from dealing with loneliness, stress, perfectionism, dealing with people who say inappropriate or abusive things to me, and parenting children etc. Recommend it to anyone who struggles with codependency.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Extremely helpful
Format: Paperback
I am GenX and was raised by boomers who joined a religious cult. This book is a step by step guide to my childhood issues. And it gives me validation knowing that I’m not crazy and there’s others out there like me. Great book. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Right on!
This book really resonates with me--an adult child of alcoholism. It is written in a style I can relate to--not too academic--just real and relate-able. I am just beginning to read it cover to cover, but have read sections in nuggets as time allowed, and I have gotten a lot of personal insight from them. It is a very thought-provoking and a wonderful self-growth book as I had / have no idea what "normal" is. I am obsessed with recovery this year via the 12-steps and fellowship with like-minded 'travelers.' I love this book--so far so good- and am anxious to spend more time with it. 👍🙏💚💓
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2021
★★★★★ 3
Not as good as i thought it would be...
Format: Paperback
A lot of good information but too general in nature... needs more interesting stories about the problems and how to remedy them.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2012
★★★★★ 5
This book is a hope for adult children
Format: Paperback
I have been in the therapy for years. I couldn't see where I was heading to. I just knew something wrong with my life.
I read "Adult Children: The secrets of dysfunctional families" and I read "An adult child's guide to What's Normal"
I am grateful someone out there working on this issue. This book has been helping me to open my eyes along with my therapy work. I actually practiced some of the normal actions and stay away from a destructive and abusive relationship, which I didn't know it was even abusive before.
Feelings are to be accepted. Thoughts are to be understood. Only words followed by actions count.
"How do you know about my life so well?" was like my feeling when I read this book. I am taking my life back. Thank you so much on your work, John Friel, Ph.D. and Linda Friel M.A. Now, I am going to learn how to appreciate others and me with my heart, not with "doing his/her favor".
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2012