Child Crises

What lies behind childhood whims and tantrums at three years old? And at five years old? Is it possible not to worry about a teenager and not to be irritated by their antics? How to let go of a grown child and become their good friend for life? "Victoria Shimanskaya, psychologist and mother of two, reminds parents: the age crisis is not a problem, but a completely natural stage related to the child mastering some important skill. Knowing how the baby develops, moms and dads will be able to adapt more easily and accept the nuances of their child's growth. This book can be recommended to all parents as a reference guide - the concentration of useful information and practical advice here "overflows" (while there is no didacticism or preaching). You will understand what underlies age crises, how to "get to know" your newborn child and better understand them, what toys a toddler needs, what parents of school children need to know, and how to survive in a class chat, why a teenager needs special attention, and so on. In short, this is an encyclopedia that has answers to all the questions that concern moms and dads." Elena Lemmerman, editor of the website "Happy Parents," Parents.ru