Natalia Remish: Simply about what's important. Learning to talk about our feelings. Printed book.

The fourth book in the series is largely devoted to anger — the most complex and unloved feeling for many families. It seems that being angry is bad. One needs to be sweet and kind. However, anger is necessary to protect oneself. Furthermore, anger is an indicator that your boundaries have been violated. Anger that we deny remains inside us and makes our lives more difficult. Let's learn to be friends with anger. It can be useful. Why is it sometimes not easy for us to stand up for ourselves? What should you do if your best friend drifts away? Why is it hard to apologize? Why share your feelings? How can you refuse to do something you don't want to? And why is it essential to learn to say "no"?
Mira and Gosha ask these and many other questions not only to adults, but also to themselves and their friends. Children are growing up and are increasingly facing situations where they need to stand up for themselves and apologize if they have made a mistake. Read the stories from the book together with your child, and then discuss them. At the end of each chapter, there is a list of questions that will help build a dialogue, as well as advice from psychologists. This part of the book is intended for parents. It will help them better understand their child and suggest what to do next.

Natalia Remish has told stories familiar to every family. At the end of each one, there are questions that can be discussed with your child and a psychologist's commentary that will guide parents on how to act correctly. You will be able to support your child and teach them to better understand themselves and others. And they themselves will feel that they are loved, valued, and heard.

Author: Natalia Remish

Illustrations: Maria Kolker

Pages: 144 (offset). Hardcover

Dimensions: 220x175x14 mm

Series: Simply about what's important