The book is intended for parents and talks about how to encourage a child's internal and external self-confidence (praise, criticism, optimism, social skills, assertiveness, decision-making, control of emotions).
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The book How to Raise Sons, by the famous Australian psychologist Steve Bidalfo, is an indispensable manual for parents and educators of male children.
Magic is easier than you think with the Little Magician book, packed with tricks using cards, ropes, rice, pepper pots, boxes and other items for magic parties.
The book is designed as a continuation of the previous parts and serves to practice basic school skills through a variety of tasks.
The manual offers a structured routine for feeding, sleeping, and caring for your baby so that parents can gain security and the child can develop calmer day and night patterns from the earliest months of life.
The book explores themes of childhood trauma, injustice, personal growth, and self-discovery through life's challenges, using retrospective narratives to illustrate key life lessons.
This book is primarily intended for parents who do not yet have a drug problem with their children, or parents whose children are only of preschool or school age.