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written in an easy style to take on board the skills. simple steps to develop your chilld to become resilient / independent. lots of reflecting. easy to apply. i grateful having read this book 6&8 year olds but i think it can apply to school age.
1.0 out of 5 starsPreachy, condescending tone beyond belief
Reviewed in the United States on 4 November 2018
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Surprisingly, this book was recommended in a FB group for parents of children with anxiety and OCD. This is surprising because these conditions, as well as autism, are often genetic and not the fault of “bad parenting.” If you’re seeking the book because your child has one of these conditions, LOOK ELSEWHERE. This book is all about parent shaming to the point that it’s laughable. “Your child gets too many awards! Your child has too many toys! Your child has too many expensive extracurricular activities!” My child has too much of none of these things. I half expected the author to shout, “Hey, kids! Get off my lawn!” Maybe she did; I quit reading two-thirds of the way through the book, and that was giving it too much of my time.