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The tumbler parenting method

  • Parenting
  • Categories:Parenting
  • Language:Korean(Translation Services Available)
  • Publication Place:South Korea
  • Publication date:September,2023
  • Pages:236
  • Retail Price:(Unknown)
  • Size:145mm×200mm
  • Text Color:Full color
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★Traditional Chinese rights sold!
★Featured in Korea's largest bookstore, Kyobo Bookstore, as the "Editor's Choice," and ranked on the family education bestseller list for 8 consecutive weeks on YES24, Korea's representative online bookstore.
★The author introduces four types of parenting styles from the aspects of "empathy" and "instruction": Spectator Parents, Authoritarian Parents, Friendly Parents, and Directive Parents.
★This book teaches you to raise a child who knows how to control their emotions and behavior, a child with inner strength, and a child capable of solving life's troubles and problems on their own.
★A new work from the author of the Korean bestsellers "Elementary School Self-esteem Curriculum" and "The Art of Speaking for High EQ Moms," Yoon Ji-young, with 18 years of teaching experience and over 200,000 followers.
★For mothers who struggle with conflict resolution and emotional communication with their children.

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The ultimate goal of raising a child is independence. Independence means being able to live one's own life without relying on others. However, life has its ups and downs, with both flowers and thorns, successes and failures. Therefore, what we ultimately need to teach our children is not always how to climb faster and higher, but how to get up when they fall. So, how do we raise a child who can get up after falling, a child with strong self-esteem and resilience, a child who is not afraid of difficulties and becomes stronger in the face of adversity, a child with a strong core? The secret lies in the empathy and instruction of parents. To achieve this, parents must first face their own weaknesses, acknowledge their emotional flaws and vulnerabilities, and through positive interactions with their children, help them manage their emotions and control their behavior. This book provides detailed specific practices and applications through numerous examples. You will learn how to empathize with and educate various types of children, such as those who have done something wrong, those who lie, those who break promises, those who don't want to lose, and those who cry and throw tantrums.

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