Friendly. How to help children find friends and avoid bullying

A step -by -step guide for parents on how to teach children to be friends, maintain relationships and protect themselves in case of persecution.
Friends are important at all stages of life, especially in early childhood, when the child is just beginning to know the world. This is a source of fun and joy, and they also teach empathy, to perceive certain events in different ways, to distinguish the right from the wrong one, to agree and resolve conflicts. However, these complex skills are not formed on their own and require adult support.
In this book, practitioners-psychologists give answers to the most pressing questions about children"s friendship. How to understand if your child has problems in communication? Is he a leader or an outcast in the company of peers? Does the bad distinguish from good? Can it reasonably resolve conflicts and find compromises? Can he control his emotions? Is it able to stand up for himself?
The book combines the scientific data and rich experience of the authors. It is written for parents who want to know how their children make friends and maintain friendly relations, and what to do if not everything is going smoothly. With real examples, the authors analyze the problems of friendship and provide an effective technique that allows you to overcome difficulties in relationships between children.
The publication has three parts: the first is devoted to the correct understanding of friendship, the second is how to cope with difficulties in friendly relations, the third is the problem of bullying