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A Good Mother Helps Her Children with Homework Without Yelling or Yelling.
Album Highlights: 1. Summarized more than 100 small methods to help children learn automatically and improve their grades. 2. Guide parents to cultivate their children's independent learning ability and solve 9 major homework problems 3. Combining the connection between kindergarten and primary school and the actual subject, provide children with specific and practical help 4. Let go of your emotions, don't yell or yell, and make homework more enjoyable and efficient. 5. Master parent-child comm
28Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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A Good Mother Sets Rules for Her Children Without Yelling or Screaming.
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
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What Should Mothers Do When They Are Rebellious at the Age of 3 (Good Mom Bookshelf)
Children around the age of 3 will usher in their first rebellious period in life. But being rebellious is not the child's fault, the parenting style is the key. Only by discovering the growth motivation behind every rebellious behavior of a child can we better deal with the child's rebellious period. The mother should use unconditional love to let the child accept the rebellious self, and at the same time give the child a sense of security, so that her rebellious mood can be alleviated, and use
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A Good Mother Understands Children's Sensitive Periods Without Yelling or Yelling
Sensitive periods are also critical periods for children's growth. Because many parents do not understand the natural growth patterns of children, such as eating their hands, repeatedly throwing things, saying "no", being stubborn, and pursuing perfection, they think their children are not well-behaved and disobedient, so they yell at their children. This makes the children unable to transform, transition and grow well in one sensitive period after another, and even causes some solidified behavi
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