Explores the role of parent-child relationships in shaping child development for a deeper understanding of family dynamics
Offers natural alternatives to punitive control methods, supporting healthier parenting
Includes effective strategies for maintaining and restoring parent-child relationships
Applicable to children from infants to adults, making it versatile for various family stages
Original 2004 edition with additional sections on digital parenting in later translations
Summarized by Shop
This book, written by Dr. Gordon Neufeld and Gabor Maté, discusses the key role of relationships between children and their caregivers, as well as the destructive impact of competing attachments with peers in modern society. However, it is much more than a book about peer orientation: it is about parenting with a focus on relationships. T
Author
Gordon Newell and Gabor Mate
Publication Year
2004
Book Cover Type
Paperback
Genre
Self-help & personal development, Education, Parenting
