Good Parents, Bad Parents (Parent-Child Relationship Communication Skills)

Author: Wei Yali
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Being a parent is hard, and being a child is tiring—this has become a common social phenomenon. The main reason lies in the fact that, in most families, parents love their children but do not understand their psychological needs, lack communication skills with their children, and lack parenting techniques. Psychological expert Wei Yali has dedicated herself to researching parent-child relationships and family education in recent years. Good Parents, Bad Parents? is a work based on her theoretical and practical foundations in parent-child relationship psychology. Good Parents, Bad Parents? Parent-Child Relationship Communication Skills focuses on basic family education concepts and communication techniques for parent-child relationships, helping parents understand what kind of relationship they should establish with their children, what positions they and their children should hold in family education, what roles they should play, how to communicate with their children, how to praise and encourage them, how to criticize and compare them, and how to achieve the desired results without harming them. In summary, it is about how to give children as much love, security, and respect as possible, forming a good parent-child relationship, and creating a solid foundation and environment for their personality and psychological development. This book is suitable for parents of kindergarteners, primary and secondary school students, and parents of college students can also benefit from it. High school and middle school students and adolescents can also find many psychological theories and techniques helpful for their studies and psychological regulation. For educators in kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, as well as social workers engaged in school counseling and guidance, adolescent counseling and guidance, children's healthcare, and parent training, this book is also believed to provide valuable references.