Publisher's Synopsis
A doctor and clinical psychologist who has a full-time job and still takes care of four children. She has received more than 5,000 counseling sessions over the past 20 years and continues to accompany her caregivers in their parenting troubles; she has also been interacting with elementary school students on a weekly basis for the past 15 years, which has made both the children and their parents happy. The "word choice" is organized according to psychology. Turning "words that come out of my mouth" into "words of trust". When your child is rushing around: Commonly used words: "I told you to wait, didn't I? to Trusting words: "I see you're looking forward to this! . When your child tries to finish his/her meal without spilling it: Common phrases: "You're doing great! to Trusting phrases "Did you enjoy your meal today? . When your child sucks his/her fingers or bites his/her nails: Common phrases: "You're going to be in elementary school soon, you can't do that! to Trusting phrases "I hope you are enjoying your elementary school life.
