Exactly ten years after publishing the bestseller "Limits Without Trauma," which helped a generation of parents raise their children, philosopher and Master of Education Tania Zagury—always attentive to social changes in families and schools—innovates once again with "Children: Instruction Manual." A book for the current generation of parents, men and women accustomed to great freedom and individuality, attuned to the newest forms of communication, and who embrace new technologies without difficulty. This generation grew up in the digital world and knows how difficult it is to disconnect their children from video games, keep them safe online, spark interest in their studies, and get them to get along with step-siblings or siblings from other relationships, all so common in the new social order. These are also parents with little reading habit. But Tania resolves this impasse by giving the book a streamlined format, adapted to the characteristics of the new generations. Thus, without abandoning its theoretical basis, this volume meets the needs of young parents in the 21st century with its urgency, speed, and results. In this book, Tânia addresses nine topics that are sources of anxiety for parents: how to get your child to eat well; how to get your child to sleep at the right time; how to deal with tantrums; how to get your child to talk; how to act when your child hits you; how to raise well-mannered children; how to develop study habits; how to manage media in a healthy way; how to deal with your child's half-siblings. Essential reading for parents, Children: Instruction Manual is essential for children to grow up ethical, responsible, mentally healthy, and happy. Tania once again hits the nail on the head and shows how parents can provide excellent care for their children's emotional, intellectual, and social needs.
