Many people are new parents and don't know much about maternal and child care and scientific parenting. Therefore, chestnut parenting has collected and sorted out nine books that are most admired and recommended by people in the industry. Maybe you can use it.
Book One: American Academy of Pediatrics Parenting Encyclopedia (6th Edition)
American Academy of Pediatrics Parenting Encyclopedia (6th Edition)
American Academy of Pediatrics is a respected authority on children's health all over the world, and this book is a concentrated expression of its advanced parenting ideas.
The American Academy of Pediatrics Parenting Encyclopedia is a book published by Beijing Science and Technology Press in June 2112, written by Kjellver. The book provides readers with comprehensive and reliable scientific parenting advice from the birth of children to healthy physical and mental growth.
this book has been revised six times and reviewed by hundreds of experts, which fully ensures the timeliness and accuracy of information. It has sold more than 4.5 million copies worldwide and has been translated into dozens of languages.
The author Steven Shelf, MD, is the chairman and vice president of the board of directors of the Children's Hospital affiliated to Maimonides Medical Center, and is a professor of pediatrics at SUNY Health Science Center. At the same time, he is also a famous child care expert in the United States and the author of many best-selling books on parent-child parenting.
book 2: developmental psychology: children and adolescents (8th edition)
developmental psychology: children and adolescents (8th edition)
developmental psychology: children and adolescents (8th edition) has become a popular developmental psychology textbook in the United States with its accurate and concise words and vivid and detailed contents. The book systematically expounds various theories and important research in the field of developmental psychology, and emphatically introduces the development process of children and adolescents. The author anticipates readers' questions and concerns, regards readers as active participants in the learning process, and explores the process of human development with readers.
David R. Shaffer, one of the authors, is the winner of the Joshah Meigs Distinguished Honorary Retired Professor Award of the University of Georgia, and the former chairman of the undergraduate teaching program, lifelong development psychology program and social psychology program of the University of Georgia. He has served as deputy editor-in-chief of Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and Journal of Personality. Katherine Kipp, a collaborator, is a professor of psychology at the University of Northern Georgia in the United States. She has taught developmental psychology courses for undergraduates and graduate students at the University of Georgia for 16 years, and has won numerous teaching and counseling awards at the University of Georgia. Her research papers mainly involve cognitive development (such as memory development, cognitive inhibition and attention), individual differences in cognitive development, and psychology teaching. She is a member of American Society for Child Development Research, American Psychological Association, American Psychological Association and Psychology Teaching Association.
At present, only the 8th edition of e-books can be provided, and friends who are interested in the 9th edition are welcome to buy genuine books directly.
The third book: Practical Parenting Method
Practical Parenting Method
The author of Practical Parenting Method, Tracy Hogg, a world-renowned practical parenting expert, is famous all over the world as a "Baby Whisperer". She goes deep into thousands of babies' homes to solve the daily problems faced by babies and mothers through speeches, radio stations, TV stations and so on. The "Thc Baby Whisperer)”DVD, which was filmed by her own live demonstration, has been distributed in tens of millions worldwide. She advised to think from the baby's point of view, observe and respect the baby, and communicate with the baby-even if the baby can't speak yet. In the "Practical Parenting Law", she collected her nearly 31 years' experience and explained in detail the effective solutions to the feeding, sleep, emotion, education and other problems of babies aged 1-3 years.
Tracy Hogg, who has cared for more than 5,111 babies in 25 years, is honored as an "expert in baby language". The professional training and guidance she provided, as well as the positive attitude of raising children, have helped countless young parents who are anxious and at a loss to solve their headaches.
The fourth book: Positive Discipline
Positive Discipline
Parents and teachers in the 21th century are told that positive discipline is a method of disciplining children without punishment or pampering ... Only in a kind and firm atmosphere can children cultivate self-discipline, sense of responsibility, cooperation and their ability to solve problems, learn social skills and life skills that will benefit them for life, and achieve good academic results.
The author, Jane Nelsen, is a doctor of education, an outstanding psychologist and educator, a psychotherapist in marriage and family practice in California, and the founder of the American Positive Discipline Association. She is the mother of seven children and the grandmother of 18 children. I have worked as a psychological counseling teacher in primary schools and universities about children's development for 11 years. She is the author or co-author of 18 books (translated into more than 16 languages and sold more than 4 million copies in the United States and more than 2 million copies outside the United States), and is a consultant to many parenting and parenting magazines.
This book is translated according to the third revised edition of the English original, which has a first print run of more than 711,111 copies.
The fifth book: Game Power
Game Power
The focus of this book is to solve common behavior problems, stimulate children's inner self-confidence and rebuild the bridge of close communication between parents and children.
The author tells us through dozens of cases that any behavior of children is expressing a reasonable inner need, but the expression is sometimes unreasonable. The first step in effective communication with children is to "translate" the needs hidden behind these superficial behaviors in a timely and accurate manner.
At the same time, the author suggests hundreds of ways to deal with problems, and the fundamental purpose is to remind us that the second step of effective communication with children is to "translate" our care, love, appreciation, encouragement, expectations and boundaries into a language that children can understand and accept more easily. Games are children's first language. If we want to tell our children something, the best way is to "show them" instead of "tell them". Since we all agree to let children "learn from playing", it will be equally effective to let children "understand reason through playing" and "build self-confidence through playing".
The author Lawrence Cohen is a psychologist, specializing in children's play, play therapy and parenting. Dealing with various problems of children, family, marriage and abuse in clinical work has made him deeply understand the importance of interpersonal connection, and he is also committed to understanding these experiences to promote them.
Book 6: Flow
Flow
"Flow" refers to the state in which we are absorbed and devoted to something-in this state, you don't even feel the existence of time, and after this thing is completed, we will feel full of energy and very satisfied. Many times when we are doing what we like, challenge and are good at, it is easy to experience flow.
The author mihaly csikszentmihalyi Lai is one of the founders of positive psychology and the proponent of the theory of "flow". Martin, former president of the American Psychological Association? Seligman is known as "the world leader in positive psychology research".
Chickson Mikhail has been devoted to the study of happiness and creativity, and put forward and developed the theory of "flow". He was the head of the Department of Psychology at the University of Chicago, and now teaches at clermont University in California. His works include best-selling books such as Flow, Discovering Flow and Creativity, which have had a great influence on the development of positive psychology. Among them, Flow has been translated into more than 31 languages since its publication in 1991, which has influenced millions of researchers and readers around the world.
book 7: how children learn
how children learn
how children learn focuses on describing effective learning methods, rather than explaining or giving a learning theory. This book describes how children successfully use their brains, find a way of learning that suits their own situation to study boldly and effectively, tell parents to trust their children and encourage them to learn in their own way. The United States has set a parenting classic with sales of more than 2 million copies.
The author John Holt is a writer and an important figure in the field of education. He has written about 11 books, including How Children Fail, How Children Learn, It's never too late, and Never Tired of Learning. His works have been translated into 14 languages. "How Children Learn" and its companion article "How Children Fail" have sold more than two million copies, affecting a whole generation of teachers and parents.
book 8: the miracle of classroom 56
the miracle of classroom 56
rafe esquith used his 25 years of personal experience to teach children the theory of "six stages of moral development": I don't want to cause trouble-I want to reward-I want to please someone-I want to abide by the rules-I can be considerate of others-I have my own code of conduct and follow it. Finally, the expected goal is achieved-focusing on the cultivation of children's character and stimulating children's high demands for themselves are the foundation for achieving children's life.
by Rafe? Esquires graduated from UCLA in 1981 and is now a fifth-grade teacher at Hobart Primary School in Los Angeles, USA. He has successively won the National Art Award of the President of the United States, the Best Teacher Award in the United States in 1992, the Annual Growth Award of Parents, a famous American parent-child magazine in 1997, the "Good Life Award" of Oprah, an American media diva, and the most excellent order of the british empire awarded by the Queen of England.
Book 9: Parental Effectiveness Training (P.E.T.)
Parental Effectiveness Training (P.E.T.)
Parental Effectiveness Training (P.E.T.) was taught by Thomas, a famous American psychologist? Gordon was founded more than 41 years ago to teach parents the skills of effective communication with their children, and put forward suggestions step by step to solve family conflicts and make everyone a winner in the conflict. Parents' Effectiveness Training, a highly respected classic of family education, has been widely praised after decades of use verification and promotion, and has held training in more than 51 countries.
by Thomas? Dr Gordon is a famous American psychologist, who studied under the humanistic psychologist Carl? Rogers. Dr Gordon is famous all over the world for his "Gordon method", which was originally used to improve the relationship between parents and children, and later developed into a general model to improve all interpersonal relationships. According to statistics, Parental Effectiveness Training has been published in 33 languages all over the world, and the English version has sold more than 5 million copies. Nearly 5 million parents from more than 51 countries and regions around the world attend this training course every year.
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