Without rules, there is no circle. Setting rules for children can, on the one hand, cultivate their sense of rules, protect them from doing inappropriate things, and give them a greater sense of boundaries and security; on the other hand, it can cultivate their sense of contract, making them more self-disciplined and free. This book focuses on why we should set rules for children, precautions and methods of setting rules, and guides parents to cultivate good children who understand reason, abide by rules, and are more self-disciplined.
Reader comments
The views mentioned in this book are very enlightening, such as "A mother's gentle and reasonable tone is many times more effective than yelling." Indeed, what children need is rational education. The author also shares some practical methods to help parents set rules for their children. All in all, this is a parenting book worth reading.
The views mentioned in this book are very enlightening, such as "A mother's gentle and reasonable tone is many times more effective than yelling." Indeed, what children need is rational education. The author also shares some practical methods to help parents set rules for their children. All in all, this is a parenting book worth reading.