Do not hit the child's buttocks

Author: Han Shi
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: It is impossible for a child not to make mistakes during their growth, and it is impossible for them not to have shortcomings. When facing a child's faults, how should parents respond? This book explores the behavioral attitudes parents should adopt when dealing with issues in their child's growth, serving as a behavioral guideline for modern family education. The first part of the book uses educational psychology methods to analyze the direct relationship between the family education environment and a child's growth, adulthood, and success, pointing out the harm of the "three extremes" of spoiling, violence, and psychological abuse in parenting. It clarifies the correct attitudes and behaviors parents should take, guiding them out of the pitfalls of family education. The second part starts from real-life situations, listing 120 things parents should not do and words they should not say, supported by numerous detailed and vivid examples for argumentation and explanation. Through "correction," it helps family education truly follow the right path of scientific nurturing.