Don't understand the children's heart

Author: De.
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: When children mature and grow up, parents also need to "grow up." Conversely, if parents always clash with their children, it is inevitable to bring various conflicts and disagreements. For both children and parents, it is important to recognize that teenagers in their adolescence are no longer children, but they are also far from being adults. It is crucial for children and parents to face this awkward transitional period of adolescence together and properly handle all aspects of the issues. So, what should be done? Please read "Don't Understand Children's Hearts"! Today's teenagers like to be free and easy; they pursue "cool" in one go, wear branded clothes, use slang in their speech, demand a lot, but they don't want to take on obligations, making parents feel "children today are becoming more and more difficult to understand." The book "Don't Understand Children's Hearts" offers a wealth of knowledge about the physical and psychological changes of adolescence to teenagers and their parents, especially providing unique insights on issues such as acne, privacy, friendship, early love, and passionate love, masturbation, and sex education. Author Wolfgang Tillk points out that the "ununderstandable" phenomenon observed in children is one of the important factors contributing to the early onset of adolescence. Meanwhile, parents are unprepared for their children's adolescence and fail to adjust their parenting methods in time, which is the fundamental reason for the "lack of common language" between the two generations. This book affirms and supports the freedom that teenagers desire while suggesting that parents fully understand their children and warmly accompany them through adolescence.