100 Things Parents Shouldn't Say to Their Children

Author: Yang Xueqiang/Zhong Miao Miao
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: For the sake of the child, parents can do anything, but first, what parents need to do is reflect on the words they unintentionally say to their children. "Language" can also cause harm, and sometimes this kind of injury is even more severe, more hidden, and more destructive than physical harm. The scars remain in the heart without visible traces, yet they still ache subtly decades later, even turning the injured person into someone who is accustomed to hurting others. Experts believe that children's hearts are fragile; they hope to receive support and understanding. Every encouraging word can boost their confidence, but a single harsh reprimand can severely damage their dignity. Words spoken impulsively can easily become a form of harm, and such harm may not be immediately visible. However, if you plant a seed of evil today, you will face a form of punishment a decade later. At that time, you might wonder, "Why is my child so indifferent to me?" Never blame your child—he is the one you raised, and his future behavior depends on the kind of seed you planted today. This book, using typical examples from both domestic and international contexts and advanced theories, provides an in-depth yet accessible exploration and analysis of the common misconceptions, methodological errors, and various difficulties that parents often encounter in daily life. It also offers specific suggestions for parents to refer to based on their actual situations. May parents and children progress together! It is recommended that readers who are parents should savor every word of this book!