Descriere: 9, Deje de pelear con sus hijos! ?ste es el best seller que le dar? las herramientas que necesita para ser eficaz con sus hijos, y m?s compasivo con usted mismo. Aclamado mundialmente por padres de familia y la comunidad profesional, el enfoque realista y respetuoso de Faber y Mazlish hace que las relaciones con ni?os de todas las edades sean menos estresantes y m?s gratificantes. Ahora en espa?ol, estas expertas comparten sus nuevas percepciones y sugerencias basadas en los comentarios que han recibido durante los ?ltimos veinte a?os. Sus m?todos de comunicaci?n, ilustrados con dibujos que demuestran estas t?cnicas en acci?n, ofrecen innovadoras maneras de resolver problemas comunes. Aprender? c?mo: - Enfrentarse con los sentimientos negativos de su hijo, la frustraci?n, la decepci?n, la ira, etc. - Expresar su enojo sin ser ofensivo - Conseguir la cooperaci?n voluntaria de su hijo - Poner l?mites firmes y mantener la buena voluntad - Encontrar otras alternativas al castigo - Resolver conflictos familiares pac?ficamente The bestselling book that offers innovative ways to solve such common problems as: - How to listen to-and understand-your child's concerns - How to have cooperation in your family--without nagging - How you and your child can deal with feelings - How to find alternatives to punishment - How to help your child attain a positive self-image.
Autori: Adele Faber, Elaine Mazlish | Editura: Rayo | Anul aparitiei: 2005 | ISBN: 9780060730888 | Numar de pagini: 262 | Categorie: Family
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