Lyudmila Petranovskaya, author of the series of books for children "What to do if ...", a well-known psychologist-teacher, head of webinars on family relationships and winner of the Presidential Prize, presents the continuation of the series "Close People: the Psychology of Relationships". The previous book, "If the child is difficult," became a bestseller for parents and provided answers to the most popular questions in raising children.
The new book will be useful not only for young mothers, but also for those who want to rethink their relationship with their possibly grown-up child. You will learn:
- how is the child's attachment to parents formed from the earliest age to adolescence;
- why the roles of Mentor and Parent are far from the same;
- how to become your child's support in life.
If you understand your child, it will be easier for you to build a relationship with him. The answers to the most difficult questions lie there. Should I engage in early development or let everything take its course? Should I send to kindergarten or leave with my grandmother? Whether to punish at the request of the teacher and does it make sense? Is it possible to give a teenager his desired freedom? And finally, how to maintain a relationship with a child when he is already an adult?
Find the answers to these questions as you follow your childhood step by step with Lyudmila Petranovskaya.
Author: Lyudmila Petranovskaya
Pages: 288 (offset). Hard cover
Dimensions: 205x145x20mm
