Slow-moving child

Author: (USA) Emmett / Song Miao
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: A best-selling family education manual in the United States, helping you eliminate bad habits that affect your child's life. The book covers topics related to child psychology and child growth and development. It is divided into ten chapters and an introduction. Each chapter is further divided into multiple subheadings for easy reading. Readers can start with the chapters that interest them without needing to follow a specific order. The book also includes many cute illustrations and comic strips, providing a warm and relaxing feel, allowing parents overwhelmed by their child's procrastination to take a breath.
You may have a child who always says they have endless homework, but when you check, they are spinning in circles, sharpening pencils, staring at the ceiling, or fiddling with rulers, without touching the book once. In such cases, you can't say they really believe they've been doing homework all night. If you have a child like this, take a good look at this book. It can answer your doubts and help you understand why procrastinating children procrastinate. It offers practical advice to help children break the habit of procrastination and regain a sense of self-motivation.
Helping a child overcome procrastination is one of the best gifts an adult can give. The book provides proven techniques to reduce friction caused by a child's procrastination. Its central idea is that for both children and adults, procrastination is not a character flaw but a habit that can usually be changed. The book teaches us to establish some rules and principles to encourage younger children and teenagers to stop procrastinating when fulfilling their responsibilities.
This is a delightful and valuable book, offering unparalleled resources for modern parents, grandparents, teachers, child caregivers, and anyone who guides children.