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Sep 18, 2014 31 min

The World’s Strictest Mom

from Authors and Books – Live on Purpose Radio Hosted by Dr. Paul Jenkins

Get to know the World’s Strictest Mom and President of the World Wide Organization for Women Nicholeen Peck in today’s episode of Live On Purpose Radio with Dr. Paul. Nicholeen is one of our more internationally known guests as she and her family starred in a BBC show featuring the world’s strictest parents. Nicholeen has also become the expert on teaching and applying principles of self-government. You can also watch the BBC show episode featuring the Peck family here.

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