Be the best parents

Author: Liu Chaoping
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: A parent's love is the vitamin children need for healthy growth, but parents should remember that children require the right dosage of continuity—too little is harmful, and too much is useless. — William Damon, renowned professor at Stanford University
Even ordinary children can become extraordinary if educated properly. — Jean-Jacques Rousseau (French)
Respect is a fence that protects both parents and children, relieving parents of worry and children of regret. — Honoré de Balzac (French)
The essence of educating a child lies in educating oneself, and self-education is the most powerful way parents can influence their children. — Leo Tolstoy (Russian)
Praising a child's strengths is more beneficial than criticizing his weaknesses in helping him overcome them. — Takashi Mukai (Japanese)
To raise a wise child, one must cultivate their own opinions rather than force them to adopt ours. — Jean-Jacques Rousseau (French)
For children, parental attention and praise are the most joyful things for them. — Dale Carnegie (American)
The most mature educational philosophy of outstanding Western parents! A teaching method that Eastern parents should learn from!
Forty parenting principles that have taken the Western world by storm, refined educational philosophies, and fresh teaching methods.
This book introduces Lewis's summarized "Forty Principles of Western Parenting" in the form of short foreign family stories, making it easy for parents and all educators to grasp the essence of these principles. It allows them to learn scientific and advanced parenting methods from Western parents, absorbing their successful experiences in raising talented children, which will greatly benefit our parents and educators.
This book is primarily written for parents to help them become lighter, happier, and more successful. However, some knowledge is also indispensable for child caregivers, teachers, and other adults involved.
We hope the "Forty Principles of Western Parenting" can become our "Bible of Family Education," and we hope this book can bring a qualitative change to our educators, enabling them to raise our children with the best educational philosophy and cultivate truly high-quality talents.