Children: The Challenge

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This book represents a lifetime of experience with children—theí'r pro-blems, their delights, their challenges—as observed by one of America's most important psychiatrists.
In the foreword to Children: The Challenge, Dr. Dreikurs states "We do not suggest that parents be either permissive nor punitíve. What parents have to learn is how to become a match for their children, wise to their ways and eapable of guiding them without letting them run wild or síifling them/'
While many parents have discovered for themselves the ways of dealing effectively with family situations, many more have not. Children: The Challenge is designed to meet the needs of all parents—to enable those who can deal with their children to formulate a consistent philosophicai ap-proach, as well as to point the way toward tested solutions for those who so far have been less successful
ALSÓ BY RUDOLF DREIKURS
THE CHALLENGE OF MARRIAGE
"A sane treatment emphasizing the psychological values involved... Tovább

Fülszöveg

This book represents a lifetime of experience with children—theí'r pro-blems, their delights, their challenges—as observed by one of America's most important psychiatrists.
In the foreword to Children: The Challenge, Dr. Dreikurs states "We do not suggest that parents be either permissive nor punitíve. What parents have to learn is how to become a match for their children, wise to their ways and eapable of guiding them without letting them run wild or síifling them/'
While many parents have discovered for themselves the ways of dealing effectively with family situations, many more have not. Children: The Challenge is designed to meet the needs of all parents—to enable those who can deal with their children to formulate a consistent philosophicai ap-proach, as well as to point the way toward tested solutions for those who so far have been less successful
ALSÓ BY RUDOLF DREIKURS
THE CHALLENGE OF MARRIAGE
"A sane treatment emphasizing the psychological values involved excellent as an all-round treatment" —Library Journal
"There is in Dr. Dreikurs' book a great deal of subtle insight into the psychology of the relationships between men and women."- Chicago Sun
THE CHALLENGE OF PARENTHOOD
"A great deal of sympathy and understanding have gone into the writing of this book. Those who read it—and their number should be countless—will remove themselves from the ranks of amateur parents."
—National Parent-Teacher
"The book is one of the most sensible and practica! of publications . . . not so much a cold scientific analysis as an expression of warm understanding of the probiems of childhood."
—Journal of the American Medical Association Vissza