Emotional Intelligence of a Child: A Practical Guide for Parents

This book is a guide for parents who want to get closer to their children and help them learn to regulate their emotions.
Experienced family psychologist John Gottman clearly shows that the behavioral stereotypes we are used to considering as "correct" do not contribute to the development of a child's emotional intelligence. The book contains everything necessary to diagnose your type of behavior, find behavioral strategies that are best suited for your family, and also help:
• show more attention to the child's emotions;
• use the expression of emotions as an opportunity for learning and bonding with the child;
• show empathy and better understand the child's mood;
• discuss emotions in a language that is understandable to the child;
• help the child cope with difficult situations and problems.
This book is for parents, educators, and teachers.