Development of resilience in children. Workbook
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Childhood is perhaps the most defenseless time for our life. The ego period when we most need adult support and little to do not oppose stress from the outside world - be it a bully from school, a deuce in mathematics or moving to another city. In turn, adults often want to ensure complete safety and comfort to the baby. As a result of hyperopecks, a child can grow spoiled and non -self -ready, not ready to meet with problems and difficulties. Indeed, in order to fully develop, the baby must know the world around us by trial and error. The desire of parents to protect from injuries and failures sometimes deprives him of independence, healthy curiosity and pride in his own successes. So what to do, is a compromise possible?
This workbook is an excellent manual for child psychology for both the older generation and the youngest. The book is based on the methods of KPT - cognitive -behavioral therapy - and created to help parents educate an independent and conscious child, not without love and care. It describes different life situations, in an exciting training form, tips on how to behave in the face of difficulties are given. Pass simple tasks with your child, help unobtrusively if he has problems, and then the baby will definitely figure out how to be stable in our restless world
This workbook is an excellent manual for child psychology for both the older generation and the youngest. The book is based on the methods of KPT - cognitive -behavioral therapy - and created to help parents educate an independent and conscious child, not without love and care. It describes different life situations, in an exciting training form, tips on how to behave in the face of difficulties are given. Pass simple tasks with your child, help unobtrusively if he has problems, and then the baby will definitely figure out how to be stable in our restless world
Author:
Author:Барух-Фельдман Карен
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9573-4008-9
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