Tips for disciplining children

Author: Taro Akado
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: If a child becomes a difficult-to-manage "tyrant" or unable to handle the fierce competition of real-world society, or even if parent-child relationships break down, the root of the problem lies in parents' misguided parenting methods. Parent-child relationships can resemble an adhesive war, where one side attacks and the other retaliates, one retreats and the other advances. Children are often keenly observant of their parents' psychology, sometimes threatening, sometimes being cute, and if parents relax their stance even slightly, the child immediately gains the upper hand. This book introduces specific methods to address children's psychological issues, avoiding empty talk. The parenting approaches it offers not only help cultivate the independent and healthy personalities of the next generation but also contribute to building strong parent-child relationships.