He is not difficult — he is struggling. All about the language of children's emotions

Book by a child psychiatrist with 30 years of experience. It will teach you to understand the emotional signals of a child behind 'difficult' behavior and to help them without punishment and pressure.

Children do not always say what is on their minds. To understand what worries a child and whether everything is alright with them, a parent needs to be able to read the signals they send. Such signals can include aggression, anxiety, withdrawal, or even somatic manifestations (for example, tics or frequent headaches).

The book 'He is not difficult — he is struggling' is a practical guide by child psychiatrist Chhon Kyun, which will teach parents to recognize the emotional signals of children behind 'difficult' behavior and to help the child without punishment and pressure. The author explains that any problematic behavior is not a bad character but a way for the child to communicate pain, fear, or loneliness.

A parent will learn to feel their child, tune in with them on the same wavelength, and establish an atmosphere of trust and love in the family.