Positive Parenting Essentials 44 Things Not to Say to Your Kids<\/p>\n
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Cut off on the 30th of each month
\n4 weeks<\/p>\n
Parenting Exercise Manual for Parents
\n\"Say it! What's wrong with you?\"
\n\"What are you crying for? Stop crying!\"
\n\"Okay, whatever. I don't care about you.\" ......<\/p>\n
\u2b50 Emotional words you don't consciously say when your child is misbehaving and jumping the gun.
\nScarring your child psychologically by making him or her feel negatively, or even tying him or her down?<\/p>\n
Learning Positive Expression, Parent-Child Communication without NG
\n44 exercises for parents and children to recognize and regulate emotions together<\/p>\n
\ud83c\udf40Talking is the most frequent interaction with children in daily life, and it is also the most effective parenting behavior. Parents should establish positive speech habits and ways of doing things, recognize their children's emotions and guide them in order to help them face daily challenges positively.<\/p>\n
\ud83c\udf40 Examples and suggestions throughout the book correspond to different situations in life and cover the challenges your child will encounter as he or she grows and socializes to learn:
\nPositive Expression Skills: Understand and confront your child's frustrating situation by \"re-stating\" specific suggestions for parents' common landmine language.
\nIdentifying and managing emotions: Practice activities for children, including journaling, red and green light self-tests, breathing and relaxation for emotional relief ......, etc., lead children to recognize emotions and find the connection between the body and emotions.
\nHelp your child build self-esteem and a sense of security: guide your child's motivation, develop a sense of responsibility, play a supportive role in your child's daily life, and more.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"