How to recognize neurosis and bad habits in the child in time. Federal State Educational Standard BC

The book will introduce the reader to various neurotic problems in the development of children, which are sometimes mistakenly considered bad habits. The reader learns how to “separate” neurosis from bad habits, what to do to parents and how to overcome neurosis in a child, where to turn for help, what is natural and normal for one age or another, and what should alert parents (for example: enuresis, bite/sucking finger/objects, swinging, apathy, complaints about pain, food problems, children"s masturbation, fears, sleep problems) The reader will find exercises here that contribute to a decrease in anxiety and neurotic manifestations in children, as well as methods and techniques for parents, how to cope with their fatigue and establish contact with the child.
The book will be interesting to parents, psychologists, teachers and educators