Support, not discipline. Provide support to the child so that he or she grows up independent and resilient. – Ji Na Young – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-205123-4
Support, not discipline. Provide support to the child so that he or she grows up independent and resilient.
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Support, not discipline. Provide support to the child so that he or she grows up independent and resilient.
6.99 €
The author, Korean Lyudmila Petranovskaya, has been ranked among the top 20 best in Korea for several years.
Young mothers and fathers often rely on parenting methods that were valued by their grandparents' generation. They strictly monitor their child's behavior, decide for them what and when to do, and try to supervise every new friend and every new hobby. However, such rigid parenting often leads to parental burnout and fosters insecurity in the child: children become lost, struggle to find their inner core, and adults find themselves exhausted.
Child psychiatrist Ji Na Young has been meeting such parents in her lectures for 20 years and has developed her own parenting method—an approach that helps children become resilient, flexible, and enthusiastic explorers. The author is convinced that every child is capable of independently developing their character, and this doesn't require endlessly controlling them. A few basic foundations are sufficient.
This book will help parents help their children:
- develop healthy self-esteem;
- develop self-control skills;
- strengthen their inner strength;
- discover new hobbies and maintain a lasting interest in them;
- become decisive and proactive.
To reinforce the advice, the book includes a section with practical written questions. These will help parents analyze their own parenting style and notice positive changes in their relationship with their child.
Young mothers and fathers often rely on parenting methods that were valued by their grandparents' generation. They strictly monitor their child's behavior, decide for them what and when to do, and try to supervise every new friend and every new hobby. However, such rigid parenting often leads to parental burnout and fosters insecurity in the child: children become lost, struggle to find their inner core, and adults find themselves exhausted.
Child psychiatrist Ji Na Young has been meeting such parents in her lectures for 20 years and has developed her own parenting method—an approach that helps children become resilient, flexible, and enthusiastic explorers. The author is convinced that every child is capable of independently developing their character, and this doesn't require endlessly controlling them. A few basic foundations are sufficient.
This book will help parents help their children:
- develop healthy self-esteem;
- develop self-control skills;
- strengthen their inner strength;
- discover new hobbies and maintain a lasting interest in them;
- become decisive and proactive.
To reinforce the advice, the book includes a section with practical written questions. These will help parents analyze their own parenting style and notice positive changes in their relationship with their child.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series Roots and Wings: Books on Gentle Parenting