The Unclear World of Childhood: How to Understand Your Child and Make Friends with Them

This book is written for parents of preschoolers; it will help to understand some important nuances of parent-child relationships. What to do with a child's whims or tantrums? Should the child be sent to preschool, or would they be much better off at home? Is it normal that the older child started asking for a pacifier with the arrival of a baby? Children's behavior is just the tip of the iceberg, at the base of which lie the actions of their parents. Sometimes parents unconsciously manipulate their children, contribute to the development of their fears, or teach them to lie. Perhaps in some examples, the reader will recognize themselves. The book will help understand a lot about oneself: emotions and feelings, parental shame, for example, and love.