Mom, I trust you. How to find a common language with a child

Do you remember how, as a child, your parents’ phrase “We need to have a serious conversation” caused fear? You didn't trust your parents. You couldn't come to them for advice. Have you thought about whether your children trust you? What should you do to avoid losing them? Shouting and punishment, prohibitions and harsh phrases violate affection. And attachment is the foundation of trust, and it is formed from birth to 21 years of age. In this book you will find answers to all questions, learn how the child’s brain works, and figure out how to build a secure attachment and trusting relationship with your child.