THIS BOOK GUIDES PARENTS ON HOW TO BRIDGE THE GROWING GAP IN PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS IN TODAY`S TIMES AND HOW THEY CAN CHANGE THEMSELVES AND EMPOWER THEIR CHILDREN THROUGH EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION. THE AUTHOR SUGGESTS USING "WILL YOU DO IT?" INSTEAD OF "CAN YOU DO IT?" WHEN COMMUNICATING WITH CHILDREN. EXPLAINING THE SUBTLE BUT SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE, THE AUTHOR STATES THAT "CAN YOU DO IT?" IMPLIES A HIDDEN DOUBT, WHILE "WILL YOU DO IT?" REFLECTS TRUST IN THE CHILD. HOWEVER, PARENTS SHOULD ALSO MAINTAIN THEIR SELF-CONFIDENCE, AVOID CONSTANTLY GIVING IN, AND REFRAIN FROM OVER-EXPLAINING THINGS TO THEIR CHILDREN. CHILDREN DON`T NEED PERFECT PARENTS; BUT THEY DEFINITELY NEED PARENTS WHO WILL STRIVE THEIR BEST AND TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR MISTAKES INSTEAD OF BLAMING OTHERS. THIS WAY, CHILDREN WILL LEARN TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR OWN MISTAKES BY EMULATING THEIR PARENTS. THIS IS WHAT THE BOOK CONVEYS.