A couple of important words. Korean secrets of raising a happy and confident child.

Cheat sheet for parents for dealing with difficult negotiations with children. We constantly worry about our children. We fear that they won't have friends or will fall into bad company, laziness will prevail, and their grades will suffer... But we often underestimate the power of our words. Any phrase said to a child can either help them or, on the contrary, cause harm. Sometimes it seems to us that we put one meaning into our words, but in fact, it turns out differently. This affects the child, gives them a wrong idea of the world, generates complexes, and provokes resentment towards parents. Parenting expert from South Korea, author of 15 books Lee En Chzhe has researched common cases where parents, trying to help their child, make mistakes. In this book, full of charming illustrations, you will find ready-made phrases that will help find common ground and avoid conflicts with the child. From this book, you will learn: - what to do if the child does not listen to you, - how to deal with a teenager's emotions, - what words can calm and support the child, - how to help the child avoid complexes about appearance, - what to say to raise a brave and self-confident person.