40 Rules for Educating Children

Author: Zhuang Ronghui
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: "Military rules" are strict rules, often referred to as "military law is as unyielding as a mountain." Traditional Chinese families tend to use strict demands to regulate children's behavior, while placing little emphasis on parents' behavior. Some parents even resort to hitting or punishing their children, calling it "raising filial children through discipline." However, Western educational philosophies require parents to take responsibility and regulate their own behavior. "Military rules" stipulate that parents must guide their children through continuous, planned approaches, and when children make mistakes, parents should first forgive and then correct them. In Western countries, hitting children is considered child abuse and a criminal offense, even verbal abuse is seen as psychological mistreatment of children. This is because no matter what children do, hitting them will not change what has already happened, nor will it motivate them to grow and improve.
Do not be a parent who regrets your decisions. Having a personality makes you unique. Fantasy equals thought. Give your child the real power of decision-making. Unconsciously, they will fall in love with learning.
This book uses 40 common yet often overlooked "small incidents" from daily life as case studies to guide people on how to properly guide their children and form correct educational methods, helping every family's parents become "parents who have no regrets." The book is richly illustrated and is a highly practical family book.