Gentle and firm positive parenting 2

Gentle and Firm Positive Parenting 2: Reviewed and Recommended by Elaine Yao, How Parents Who Love Too Much Can Change Their Children by Understanding Themselves and Developing Their Children's Character and Competence

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💜 Your love for your child.
💜 Does it help the child or hurt the child?

Is loving your child with all your might really an effective way of parenting? The truth is: sometimes "love" leads well-intentioned parents to the extremes of control, spoiling, or indulgence, turning family life into a parent-child power struggle that leads to endless arguments and conflicts.

The purpose of this book is to help parents identify the most effective parenting practices for their children and their parents, and to foster an ideal parent-child relationship; and to stimulate parents to think about what they really want to teach their children, as well as to guide them to look beyond the long-term effects of teaching their children.

It also helps parents build confidence and knowledge, and develop the parenting skills necessary to teach their children not only with love, but also with wisdom. The book is full of practical parenting tools, techniques, attitudes, and behaviors, including:

🔸7 Ways to Get Out of the "Losing Control and Getting Angry→Guilt and Remorse" Cycle
🔸9 Reasons Why Parents Repeatedly Use Ineffective Parenting Styles
🔸 4 Foundations of Character Education in the Home
🔸 The Key 7 Competencies Kids Need Most
🔸 4 Compensatory Behaviors That Occur When Children Lack a Sense of Belonging
🔸 How do you know if you're a 'parent who loves too much'?
🔸 How do you enter your child's world?
🔸 Why is it that many "what feels best in the moment" parenting styles are often not the best options?

Through the contents of this book, parents can begin to help their children make good decisions and guide them to become positive, competitive adults who not only live a happy, enjoyable life, but also contribute to the world around them.