Don't freak out about the kid

Author: Makarovsky
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: If being unreasonable is the nature of children, then parents have more or less made this mistake; a gentle adult, yet with childlike immature actions. The result: one side is a crying child, the other is a yelling parent. Why do they get so furious? The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines fury as: "a state of mental derangement, psychological unbalance, frantic fear, foolish and reckless, astonishingly savage, as if rabid." With such parents, for the child it's like being in a lunatic asylum. Dr. Makarovsky, with years of research experience, has written this book specifically for new parents. The book is divided into two parts. The "Parents" section analyzes various aspects from the physical muscle tension during anger to psychological causes, providing parents who are angry with detailed methods for emotional control. The "Children" section designs effective training plans for children with psychological problems, such as frustration or anger, giving parents the wisdom to handle them calmly. It is worth noting that all the cases mentioned in the book are taken from real life.