Publisher's Synopsis
If you are parents of young children under the age of twelve, you may right now be searching for "fixes" to manage challenging behavioral or emotional issues from your children. However, have you pondered the fact that the foundation of your children's problems is always yourselves?
Behavioral or emotional problems are in fact insecurity in disguise. Adults and children are subject to the same general rule. If you lacked secure attachment from infancy, you may likely become insecure parents and deprive your children of feeling safe. This book will examine the attachment styles that influenced your maturity and their effects on parenthood, which in turn impacts the children's attachment styles and their childhood experiences. Looking into the past can help identify your own insecurity issues and help alter the situation. Let your offspring feel secure by healing yourselves first. With this book, How to Be a Parent, you'll discover strong caring abilities that will inform you of the best method to address specific circumstances and how to maintain a collected mind when incited. You'll likewise discover a few credits that you, as a parent or soon-to-be parent, should have. This book will undoubtedly transport you to the domain of astonishing and reasonable support and nurturing. In short, this book is excellent. Give the standards and procedures in this book a try, and you'll be astonished at the distinction they'll make. Try not to simply sit and observe your child continue on with a way less existence. There is generally scope for development!
