The book, written by Yulia Borisovna Gippenreiter “Communicate with the child. How?" gives parents an opportunity to look at the process of raising their own children from a different perspective.
This book is a kind of guide to action, thanks to which you can grow a comprehensively developed personality, devoid of any complexes.
How to build a relationship with a child?
Unfortunately, many parents believe that the most important thing for their children is to provide them financially. The book “Communicate with the child. How?" refutes this opinion, showing that the most important thing for a baby is full-fledged communication with parents. This book will help you build relationships with "problem", "hyperactive", "difficult" and "withdrawn" children.
The author of the book invites all parents, without exception, to familiarize themselves with the method of active listening, which must be put in the basis of relations with children. This method allows you to creatively approach the resolution of absolutely any conflicts with the child. It is thanks to him that children can be heard, and parents will certainly be able to achieve great heights in the field of raising their own baby.
Who is the book for?
The book “Communicate with the child. How?" recommended for reading to absolutely all parents who want to build a warm relationship with their child, learn how to resolve all kinds of conflicts, and also help the baby gain inner self-confidence. Understanding the needs and desires of a child is very easy if you apply the principles outlined by the author.
This manual is a kind of reminder for parents about what to do and what not to do in the process of raising a child. The book is also valuable in that it combines scientific depth and simplicity, clarity of presentation. Thanks to this guide, you will be able to harmonize family relationships, as well as establish contact with your own baby.
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