"The 'killer' that can ruin a child's life is not games, nor playfulness, but the parents' mouths. If parents can't control their own mouths, it is very likely to ruin their child's life."
— Li Meijin, Criminal psychology expert and advocate for psychological upbringing

★A bestseller on the Dangdang Parent-Child/Family Education Bestseller List!
★Parents' sense of boundaries determines children's happiness.
★Parents' love has boundaries, and children's hearts have a sense of proportion.

Book Features:
1. A wealth of examples, close to life: Starting with scene replays, the book covers common and universal cases in daily life.
2. Scene analysis, detailed and thorough: Specific problems are analyzed specifically, interpreting children's psychology and behavior.
3. Coping methods, nurturing growth: Providing parents with the correct communication methods and skills.

As parents, do you know that you need to have a sense of boundaries when interacting with your children?
Can you distinguish what you should manage and what you should not?

Every parent has an imagined child in their heart, and they educate their children according to this imagined image. In fact, children are independent individuals with their own preferences, habits, and independent thoughts. Children need their own space and freely disposable time to meet their personal needs. True love is not about deprivation but about letting go.

This book tells parents how to establish a sense of boundaries in language, behavior, emotions, and other aspects from 8 aspects and 6 key points, making children disciplined, proactive, and responsible.

Li Shaocong

Li Shaocong, a graduate of Beijing Normal University, is a family education expert and a best-selling author. His scientific educational philosophy and silent educational methods are highly welcomed by parents and adolescents. He has published works such as "The Parental Language Skills of Nonviolent Communication," "30 Growth Lessons to Teach Children Before the Age of 13," "A Good Character Makes a Girl's Life," "Good Habits Make a Boy's Life," and "Good Children are Praised."