
How To Raise Emotionally Healthy Children: Meeting The Five Critical Needs Of Children...And Parents Too!
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This parenting guide shows parents and teachers how to nourish emotional health at home and at school. Failure to meet the emotional needs of our children is one of the most serious and under-recognized problems facing our country. This book enable parents to recognize and satisfy the critical emotional needs that all children have: to feel respected, to feel important, to feel accepted, to feel included, and to feel secure, and in the process, parents will have their own needs satisfied too.—From publisher description.
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