Jose Luis Navajo was talking with some deeply troubled parents distraught over how their children had been behaving recently. Finally, with tears in their eyes and their emotions spent, they shattered the peaceful afternoon with a desperate cry, "We love our children but don't know how to help them! We want them to live in the right ways, but we can't make them understand how!" Before that disconcerted couple broken by worry and concern, the author became more convinced than ever that being a parent is one of the hardest ...
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Jose Luis Navajo was talking with some deeply troubled parents distraught over how their children had been behaving recently. Finally, with tears in their eyes and their emotions spent, they shattered the peaceful afternoon with a desperate cry, "We love our children but don't know how to help them! We want them to live in the right ways, but we can't make them understand how!" Before that disconcerted couple broken by worry and concern, the author became more convinced than ever that being a parent is one of the hardest jobs in the world. This book is the fruit of the belief that children can be taught through closeness and friendship. Instead of educational methods, this book is about principles for educating.
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