John Gottman, Joan Decler Emotional Intelligence in Child Book

Many of today's popular parenting counselors ignore the world of emotions. They rely on theories that focus more on children's behavior than on the emotional component. Based on 20 years of research, John Gottman has come to a phenomenal conclusion: children who were raised by their parents through discussing emotions become what Daniel Goleman calls "emotionally developed people." Would you like your child to get sick less and show higher concentration? Builds good relationships with other children, even in difficult situations during adolescence (such as being teased)? Understand people better, have more friends, do better in school, and grow up to be an emotionally developed person? This book will take you through five steps to help develop your child's emotional intelligence. It has universal instructions for parents interested in their child's happy future.
Number of pages: 272.