Sensitive children. How to develop empathy in a child and how it will help him to succeed in life

The American writer Jin Twenge called this book “Mandatory for Reading”, and the American writer Jack Canfield is that “will change the life of your children.”
Modern youth has a tangible breakdown of empathy. The cruelty towards peers has grown noticeably. At the same time, according to the latest studies of empathy and emotional intelligence, they underlie the achievement of happiness in the modern world. The lack of empathy harm children and leads to bullying in educational institutions. In addition, it leads to less stability of the children"s psyche. When children grow up, the lack of empathy prevents their ability to cooperate, introduce innovation and solving problems.
The good news for parents is that empathy can be taught. In this book, Dr. Michel Borba offers the best strategies with proven effectiveness to both parents and teachers. This is a 9-speed program for the development of empathy with recommendations on how to send children from birth to adulthood. This is a plan for parents who want children to stop thinking only about themselves and begin to speak not only “I”, but also “we”