9798241469786 - the grounded child movement: raising humans, not egos (the field of interaction series) de comșa, mr. marius (6 resultados)
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Grounded Child MovementRaising Humans, Not EgosWhy are children more anxious, fragile, and overwhelmed-despite being more protected and validated than ever before Modern parenting was built on good intentions.But good intentions, when left unexamined, can produce unintended consequences….In The Grounded Child Movement, this incisive, essay-driven book explores how education and parenting shifted from preparing children for reality to protecting them from discomfort-and what was lost along the way.Drawing on cultural analysis, psychology, and real-life case studies, the book examines: - how discipline was confused with harm- how validation replaced expectation- how authority collapsed into negotiation- how effort was reframed as pressure- and why confidence without competence leads to anxiety, burnout, and fragilityThis is not a nostalgic defense of harsh parenting.And it is not an attack on love, empathy, or modern psychology.It is a call to restore balance.Inside this book, you will discover: - why discomfort is not trauma, but training- how unlimited validation inflates ego while weakening resilience- why children placed at the center often feel the most pressure- how culture, institutions, and parenting quietly reshaped authority- what grounded parenting looks like in practice: calm, firm, and humaneThis book is for: - parents who feel something is 'off' but lack the language- educators overwhelmed by emotional fragility in classrooms- professionals interested in education, culture, and child development- anyone concerned with raising capable adults, not just happy childrenThe goal of education is not to eliminate struggle.It is to prepare children to face it.The Grounded Child Movement offers a clear, thoughtful framework for raising children who can tolerate frustration, accept limits, build competence, and develop genuine self-respect.Not through fear.Not through indulgence.But through leadership.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Grounded Child MovementRaising Humans, Not EgosWhy are children more anxious, fragile, and overwhelmed-despite being more protected and validated than ever before?Modern parenting was built on good intentions.But good intentions, when left unexamined, can produce unintended consequences.…In The Grounded Child Movement, this incisive, essay-driven book explores how education and parenting shifted from preparing children for reality to protecting them from discomfort-and what was lost along the way.Drawing on cultural analysis, psychology, and real-life case studies, the book examines: how discipline was confused with harmhow validation replaced expectationhow authority collapsed into negotiationhow effort was reframed as pressureand why confidence without competence leads to anxiety, burnout, and fragilityThis is not a nostalgic defense of harsh parenting.And it is not an attack on love, empathy, or modern psychology.It is a call to restore balance.Inside this book, you will discover: why discomfort is not trauma, but traininghow unlimited validation inflates ego while weakening resiliencewhy children placed at the center often feel the most pressurehow culture, institutions, and parenting quietly reshaped authoritywhat grounded parenting looks like in practice: calm, firm, and humaneThis book is for: parents who feel something is "off" but lack the languageeducators overwhelmed by emotional fragility in classroomsprofessionals interested in education, culture, and child developmentanyone concerned with raising capable adults, not just happy childrenThe goal of education is not to eliminate struggle.It is to prepare children to face it.The Grounded Child Movement offers a clear, thoughtful framework for raising children who can tolerate frustration, accept limits, build competence, and develop genuine self-respect.Not through fear.Not through indulgence.But through leadership. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Grounded Child MovementRaising Humans, Not EgosWhy are children more anxious, fragile, and overwhelmed-despite being more protected and validated than ever before?Modern parenting was built on good intentions.But good intentions, when left unexamined, can produce unintended consequences.…In The Grounded Child Movement, this incisive, essay-driven book explores how education and parenting shifted from preparing children for reality to protecting them from discomfort-and what was lost along the way.Drawing on cultural analysis, psychology, and real-life case studies, the book examines: how discipline was confused with harmhow validation replaced expectationhow authority collapsed into negotiationhow effort was reframed as pressureand why confidence without competence leads to anxiety, burnout, and fragilityThis is not a nostalgic defense of harsh parenting.And it is not an attack on love, empathy, or modern psychology.It is a call to restore balance.Inside this book, you will discover: why discomfort is not trauma, but traininghow unlimited validation inflates ego while weakening resiliencewhy children placed at the center often feel the most pressurehow culture, institutions, and parenting quietly reshaped authoritywhat grounded parenting looks like in practice: calm, firm, and humaneThis book is for: parents who feel something is "off" but lack the languageeducators overwhelmed by emotional fragility in classroomsprofessionals interested in education, culture, and child developmentanyone concerned with raising capable adults, not just happy childrenThe goal of education is not to eliminate struggle.It is to prepare children to face it.The Grounded Child Movement offers a clear, thoughtful framework for raising children who can tolerate frustration, accept limits, build competence, and develop genuine self-respect.Not through fear.Not through indulgence.But through leadership. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
