No-Drama Discipline: The Brain-Based, Relational ApproaCh. For Turning Misbehavior Into Love, Laughter, and Life Skills
Daniel Richard
How to ensure that a teenager does not bicker with adults? How to protect a two-year-old baby from dangerous experiments? Tired of repeating the same thing all day long, urging the child to school, then to bed, fighting because of unfinished lessons or sitting in front of the TV? Then this book is for you. Neuropsychiatry and child and adolescent psychotherapists Daniel Siegel and Tina Bryson are convinced that when we call children to order, our task is to teach them, avoiding prohibitions and punishments. Learn to control your impulses, cope with anger and other strong negative feelings, consider the consequences of their actions for others. When mastering these skills, strong neural connections are formed in the child's brain, forming his personality and character, they become a natural need and in the future help to cope with any difficulties and make the right decisions. And you can teach your children all this without any drama and tears - the authors say and convincingly prove this in the book.
