It"s hard to be dad. Unsuitable lessons of paternity
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What is this book about
For children, dad is an object of admiration and imitation, strong and necessarily kind, capable of teaching the main: faith, love, mercy. And also teach to swim, breed a fire, catch fish, launch an air snake - and a thousand other wisdom, without which it is difficult to imagine childhood. But is it easy for dad to be like that?
The famous Orthodox writer, psychologist, constant author of Foma magazine Alexander Tkachenko shares his experience of the father of a large family. Serious topics and situations are considered with subtle self -irony, marginal sincerity and filled with living paintings from the practice of raising their own children.
For whom this book
The book will be interesting and useful to both parents, regardless of whether they are newly made by dad and mother, or already have experience in raising their own children.
The peculiarity of the publication
The unique parental experience presented in the book covers the widest circle of topics:
He became dad - hurry to be
Family traditions are born with children
beat or not to beat - this is the question
How not to trample a sprout of children"s faith
The main work of the father is his children
About the author
Alexander Tkachenko - a bright writer and publicist, the author of more than 30 books about the Orthodox faith. Editor and author of the popular children"s literary series "Nastya and Nikita".
Born in 1967 in the city of Pereyaslav-Khmelnitsky, Kyiv region. In 1992 he graduated from the Kaluga State College of Culture. Since 2005, he regularly collaborates with Foma magazine. Laureate of the IV International Festival of Orthodox Media "Vera and Word". Married, father of four children
For children, dad is an object of admiration and imitation, strong and necessarily kind, capable of teaching the main: faith, love, mercy. And also teach to swim, breed a fire, catch fish, launch an air snake - and a thousand other wisdom, without which it is difficult to imagine childhood. But is it easy for dad to be like that?
The famous Orthodox writer, psychologist, constant author of Foma magazine Alexander Tkachenko shares his experience of the father of a large family. Serious topics and situations are considered with subtle self -irony, marginal sincerity and filled with living paintings from the practice of raising their own children.
For whom this book
The book will be interesting and useful to both parents, regardless of whether they are newly made by dad and mother, or already have experience in raising their own children.
The peculiarity of the publication
The unique parental experience presented in the book covers the widest circle of topics:
He became dad - hurry to be
Family traditions are born with children
beat or not to beat - this is the question
How not to trample a sprout of children"s faith
The main work of the father is his children
About the author
Alexander Tkachenko - a bright writer and publicist, the author of more than 30 books about the Orthodox faith. Editor and author of the popular children"s literary series "Nastya and Nikita".
Born in 1967 in the city of Pereyaslav-Khmelnitsky, Kyiv region. In 1992 he graduated from the Kaluga State College of Culture. Since 2005, he regularly collaborates with Foma magazine. Laureate of the IV International Festival of Orthodox Media "Vera and Word". Married, father of four children
Author:
Author:Tkachenko Alexander Borisovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91761-812-8
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