How to Tame a Child's Language. 30 Communication Skills

This is an unusual book. It consists of short chapters of stories from the lives of children and adults. The themes of these stories seem to be well known to everyone. Yet in practice, our children, and we adults, often neglect these simplest skills. And that’s a pity. 
Before you start studying all these important lessons with your child, we want to warn you that it is not so important for your child to follow all the recommendations of the author of this book, as it is for your personal contact and mutual understanding. Sometimes we as parents really want our children to not make our mistakes and achieve more than we did, but we fail to notice how we instill in them resistance to all our "correct" words. 
This book is not the ultimate truth, but a good tool for reasoning and reflection with your child on such important topics. 
As we prepared the book for publication, my 9-year-old son and I practiced reading this book together in the evenings before bed. We took turns reading aloud, discussing, reflecting, and even slightly arguing with the author of the book. But it was interesting, informative, and most importantly, practical. 
Try to spend the same kind of time with your child. Without lectures and moralizing, simply observing the characters from the outside. Discussing and gradually acquiring such simple and necessary communication skills.