43 Ways to Teach Children Life Experience

Author: Akira Nakatani
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
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Children need a guardian; survival is more glorious than victory; making plans can cultivate foresight and insight; tolerance is more helpful for children's growth than scolding; parents should reduce interference for children to find what they love to do; clearly tell children that learning is a tough job.
All parents expect their children to grow up healthily and achieve something, but some parents completely shift the responsibility of education to schools. However, the survival wisdom and experience accumulated in life cannot be learned in schools—it can only be taught by parents to children. What life experiences do children need, and how can they understand and accept the subtleties of this? The author of this book tells parents: children need parents who keep their word and have strong opinions—only such parents can win their children's trust and respect! This book emphasizes the leading role of parents in children's growth and introduces 43 effective methods for parents to pass on life experiences, helping parents achieve the goal of both guiding children to take fewer detours and maintaining pleasant communication with them.