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Книга Елены Колиной «Когда мама была маленькой. Книга для дружбы детей и родителей» это своего рода «учебник» по отношениям взрослых и детей в школе, детском саду, в семье, с друзьями и соседями. Писатель, семейный психолог Елена Колина протестировала рассказы в питерской школе чтения «Ленивый отличник», и получила очень хорошие отзывы: книга помогает детям преодолеть застенчивость, учит не бросать свои начинания, давать отпор, прощать, справляться со страхами. Надеемся, что эта необычная книга поможет детям и взрослым решить конкретные проблемы и по-настоящему быть вместе.

Неудивительно, что все больше родителей и профессионалов проявляют интерес к теории личностного развития, основанного на привязанности (теории привязанности), разработанной Гордоном Ньюфелдом. Ведь именно она объясняет, насколько важны для психологического благополучия и успешного личностного развития ребёнка тёплые отношения с теми, кто за него в ответе и заботится о нём. С кратким описанием модели развития, основанного на привязанности, можно ознакомиться в брошюре Г. Ньюфелда

Что делать, если вашего ребенка обижают и унижают его сверстники? Барбара Колорозо, известный детский психолог, эксперт по разрешению конфликтов, предотвращению насилия в школе и мать троих детей, пытается разобраться в причинах самого опасного явления в среде детей и подростков и предлагает способы решения проблемы.

Детские травмы – очень сильные. В результате какого-то травмирующего события (или нескольких) ребенок принимает негативное решение о том, как относиться к своей жизни.

Книга-путеводитель, в которой содержится опыт врача-невролога, психолога, нейропсихолога, мамы ребенка-инвалида. Написана по просьбе многих родителей, желающих стать по-настоящему компетентными. Автор делится своими успехами в достижении главных жизненных целей: здоровья и счастья детей.Администрация сайта не несет ответственности за представленную информацию. Могут иметься медицинские противопоказания, перед применением необходима консультация специалиста.На обложке автор с сыном. Фото из семейного архива.

15-20% of children are Highly Sensitive – and they are often labelled shy, introverted, fussy or faddy. The real story is very different though and this intelligent, practical book helps parents know what to do, when to back off, and how to ensure their child is given the right sort of treatment at school.This book is the follow up to the author’s internationally best-selling personal development guide The Highly Sensitive Person.It is the first and only book for parents of highly sensitive children.It provides parents with insights and information so they can understand High Sensitivity, and help their highly sensitive child thrive in the world.It is important for these children to be understood so they can be helped to avoid the common traps of shyness and withdrawal that many highly sensitive fall into as they develop.Contains questionnaire for parents to find out if their child has the traits common in highly sensitive children.Discusses HSC’s at different ages – infant, toddler, school-age and adolescent.…

A fresh new look brings this parenting classic up-to-date for a new generation of mothers and mothers-to-be. Taking an irreverent and humorous look at the trials and tribulations of motherhood, Radio 4’s Libby Purves has created an invaluable survival guide so that even the most unpromising madonna can cope with the baby years.This is a parenting book with a difference- rather than a serious tome laying down the law, Libby Purves’ lighthearted book shamelessly describes how to cut the corners and bend the rules that never mattered much anyway. Forget the other parenting books that hide the real truth- this is the true battle manual for mothers on the front line!This timeless guide to coping with motherhood has been revised, bringing it up-to-date for a whole new generation of mothers and mothers-to-be.Based on Libby Purves’ own experience of domestic havoc with two babies and on the wit and wisdom of fifty like-minded mothers, this motherhood companion guide is full of down-to-earth tips and hilarious anecdotes.Topics covered include pregnancy, preschoolers, sibling fights, fraught outings, nannies and careers.This is an invaluable guide to being an imperfect mother- and, more importantly, enjoying it.

This epub is currently best viewed on a tablet or a colour e-reader.In answer to the crisis in girls’ mental health, the UK’s bestselling parenting author Steve Biddulph brings an interactive learning guide rich in content and interactive elements to help parents be prepared and self-aware in providing for their daughters.In his ground-breaking new book, Steve Biddulph, million copy bestselling author of Raising Girls, psychologist and parent educator, offers an interactive experience for parents to explore the relationship with their girls from the cradle to the teenager. It is a guided journey of exercises, conversations, reflections and self-rating questionnaires that builds the inner capacities in a parent, targeted at each stage of their daughters growing up.Every aspect – love and security in babyhood, mindfulness, setting boundaries, emotional well-being and emotional literacy, education and learning in primary and secondary school, friendship, puberty and adolescence, sexuality and sexualization, choosing partners and negotiating equality and respect; in fact everything a father or mother needs to think about to be prepared and self-aware in providing for their growing girl.Complemented by real-life case studies and full-colour photographs throughout.

This book will show you how to soothe your baby and solve any problems you may come across with sleeping, feeding, crying and colic. Drawing on her experience as a mother and advisor to the NCT, Caroline Deacon has devised a simple but effective 3-step plan to help parents understand and care for their baby’s needs without neglecting their own.Summary of contents• The three basic universal needs of both parent and child are comfort, sleep and food. Caroline Deacon works with these three needs to bring you her three-step plan.• Written in five parts, the first three explain and address the needs of:1) newborns 2) from six weeks 3) from six months 4) from the toddler years. The fifth part focuses on colic and babies who cry a lot, giving parents clear guidance and practical solutions.• Includes other parents' shared experiences, providing empathy as well as practical advice.

Aimed at parents of 9-16 year olds, this A-Z of questions and answers covers every conceivable dilemma – from what age you should give your child a mobile phone, to dealing with internet chat rooms.When can your child legally get a job? When can they baby-sit the kid next door? Tackling the trickiest problems head on, Karen Sullivan explains when it is safe, appropriate, necessary or even normal for children to do certain things. As your children enter their teenage years and want more independence, the questions multiply.You Want to Do What? offers reliable guidance and information instantly. Karen draws on developmental, advisory, legal and statistical information to set out the facts and offer a reasoned solution. Her informed, no-nonsense, common sense approach to parenting allows you to make decisions quickly and with confidence. And if you need to say 'no' to your teenager, You Want to Do What? gives you the best reasons to explain why.

The essential guide to teaching children of all ages manners, respect and the social skills to get ahead in life.This first hand guide filled with humour and anecdotes will explain how to teach your children to behave at home, in restaurants, airports, trains and public places.Even if you think your children's behaviour in public leaves you in need of psychological help, this book explains how to turn bad behaviour into good in a matter of weeks. Imagine actually receiving compliments on your children's behaviour and manners. Yes, it is possible and no, it's not difficult. You will be happier and less stressed and your children will be happier, more respectful, more popular with their friends and teachers (oh yes that helps) and dare I say, exactly what you thought having a family should be like.The good news is it's never too early to start or too late to learn.