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Sinopsis
Unusual book
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Reseña del editor
'Catching children being good is essentially about switching your focus to giving attention to what you want rather than what you don't want.' Often being loving and being responsible as a parent seem to be in contradiction. How can parents maintain a good and loving relationship with their children while also teaching what is right and wrong and helping them learn good social behaviour? In this booklet, John Sharry attempts to provide an answer to this question, by setting out a step-by-step guide for parents who want to positively encourage their children to behave well and to achieve their full potential. The goal is to help parents find new ways of responding to their children which are more positive and which in turn help children to change positively. Bringing Up Responsible Children is the seventh in the Will our Children be Okay? series. The series is designed as a resource for parents dealing with the difficulties and joys of bringing up a family in a Christian context.
Biografía del autor
Dr John Sharry is a social worker and psychotherapist and the author of six self-help books for parents and families, including Parenting Preschoolers and Young Children, Bringing Up Responsible Teenagers and When Parents Separate: Helping Your Children Cope (Veritas 2005, 2001, 2001). John is also is co-developer of the award winning Parents Plus Programmes, a dvd-based parenting courses which are used extensively in mental health services throughout Ireland and the UK.
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- EditorialVeritas Publications
- Año de publicación1999
- ISBN 10 1853904147
- ISBN 13 9781853904141
- EncuadernaciónTapa blanda
- Número de páginas66
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