Let the child make their own decisions

Author: Marnie Shuler
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: A plan to help your child handle the troubles they encounter in daily life and how to get along with others. What should you do when your child cries and asks for this and that? What should you do when your child refuses to play with other children and prefers to be alone? What should you do when your child is always disobedient, irritable, or shy and insecure? To these questions, you may have many ways to deal with them, but these methods all stem from a very simple reason—you complete the thinking for your child. In fact, we all like to be in charge of our own decisions and think for ourselves. The key is to teach your child to learn the skills of "thinking for themselves" as early as possible. Therefore, the author of this book has created a plan to help children develop this ability based on years of research and clinical experiments, known as the "I Can Problem Solve" program. This book directly delivers a positive parenting plan to your home, helping your child grow into a thoughtful and emotionally intelligent individual who can adapt to society with confidence when they grow up.