Alistair Cooper et al.: Becoming a parent who understands their child's heart

In front of children who are herding, and also those who are acting uglyly like blue frogs, parents often wonder what the hell they think about. Today, with the spread of child training but not easy to do, and more time to stay in the home, parents feel the limits of parenting more often. Especially in adult view, kids are more powerful these days. When I face situations where my efforts are being cut off every time, my parents want to ask me if I am right about raising a child. The book suggests ‘responsive parenting ’ that is a key to understanding and overcoming the difficulties parents repeatedly face. The authors, a clinical psychologist who has been counseling children, parents and families at the counseling center for a long time, have already seen the effect of applying scientific research tested in counseling and social welfare to parent-child relationships. The book explains and gives specific ways to do this, and explains the principle of success: anti-spiritual upbringing. The book does not provide parents with ideal models, but rather provides a simple, specific parenting strategy to help parents and children communicate well through the process of growing up and eventually make normal development in cognitive and emotional behavior.

Korean title: 아이의 마음을 읽어주는 부모 되기

Korean author: 앨리스터 쿠퍼 외

Korean publisher: 한울

ISBN-13: 9788946080218