Reviews
Even if it's a thick p440-year-old book, I dare say it'll be a book that you should read once if you really are a child-bearing parent. During the entire reading, it was like talking and talking like a friend to Dr. Pollack, who has been a world-class parent educator and therapist for over 30 years. The book also suggests that we use a lot of practical and practical practices to help us find the stress medium. The middle of the class is a self-sensitivation toolbox for parents. As I read and
There are a lot of feelings that you have as a parent in raising a child. Too hard, too difficult. Is that right? I wonder, I'm good at it, and I blame myself. In reality, my book does not contain new daily encounters that make me afraid of the burden of child rearing. I felt the same way as I read this book. Up. And I learned how to solve it. I'm talking to you in front of the book. You can read the book in order of course and you can start with the part you want when I'm having trouble
It's not your fault, sir. It'll be a little bit of a title. It's like a copy of a book that you can relate to and it's got tears all over it. The illustration on the cover of the book, it feels like something's comforting to parents. Not bad. This is a self-responsive manual for parents who are tired of child rearing. It's for parents who need a wise being to be perfectly comforting when emotional tsunamis are coming, exhausted by parenting. But it's not an easy book. It's about 411 pages
I think it was a book that could really help them to fix their parents' hearts.
Although it was a self-respecting manual for parenting parents, when they were stressed in all the world's affairs, especially in relationships, open this book with a sense of security and self-worth, through a sense and self - pity.
Susan Pollack: Parents, it's not your fault
There are laws that don't make child rearing a struggle, but happiness. It leads to the hope of being a perfect parent. But reality does not follow the parents ’ heart. I feel angry at the way I look, and I feel like the only parent who's not good enough to be a parent to those stubborn, wayward kids. How nice it would be if someone could show up and make a wise and completely comforting situation when there's a tsunami of emotions that can't be handled and can'T be handled. The book is looking for answers in self-pity. The more self-tempered you are, the more compassionate you are to others, and the better you care for yourself. The author who has studied parenting, clinical work, meditation, heartache and compassion for more than 30 years offers a fundamental shift in perspective in child rearing. The seeds of a happier but less-fought parenting system are not in the other place, they say, but in the cage. Based on his upbringing experience, he has been able to use the touch and self-pity to try to reduce the power of parenting by a little, in particular, personal experience, and clear practice. The practices in this book are not for the calm people who have everything. When we get tired of the child-repeated day-to-day parenting, when we are afraid that we're doing well as parents, when every day is like a battlefield for adolescents, let's open this book.
Korean title: 부모, 당신 잘못이 아니에요
Korean author: 수전 폴락
Korean publisher: 메이트북스
ISBN-13: 9791160023534
Reviews
Even if it's a thick p440-year-old book, I dare say it'll be a book that you should read once if you really are a child-bearing parent. During the entire reading, it was like talking and talking like a friend to Dr. Pollack, who has been a world-class parent educator and therapist for over 30 years. The book also suggests that we use a lot of practical and practical practices to help us find the stress medium. The middle of the class is a self-sensitivation toolbox for parents. As I read and
There are a lot of feelings that you have as a parent in raising a child. Too hard, too difficult. Is that right? I wonder, I'm good at it, and I blame myself. In reality, my book does not contain new daily encounters that make me afraid of the burden of child rearing. I felt the same way as I read this book. Up. And I learned how to solve it. I'm talking to you in front of the book. You can read the book in order of course and you can start with the part you want when I'm having trouble
It's not your fault, sir. It'll be a little bit of a title. It's like a copy of a book that you can relate to and it's got tears all over it. The illustration on the cover of the book, it feels like something's comforting to parents. Not bad. This is a self-responsive manual for parents who are tired of child rearing. It's for parents who need a wise being to be perfectly comforting when emotional tsunamis are coming, exhausted by parenting. But it's not an easy book. It's about 411 pages
I think it was a book that could really help them to fix their parents' hearts.
Although it was a self-respecting manual for parenting parents, when they were stressed in all the world's affairs, especially in relationships, open this book with a sense of security and self-worth, through a sense and self - pity.
