Abstract

Raising Children with Strong and Resilient Cores in Difficult Times

● What parents can do to raise children who don't give up in the face of failure and trials
● What are the magic words to turn "I can't" into "I can"?
● Reading this book will surprisingly improve your parent-child relationship

In these uncertain times, one of the goals of parenting is to raise children who have the courage to keep challenging themselves even when faced with difficulties. In this book, the power to bounce back again and again after failure is called "the power to live resiliently," and a rising psychiatrist proposes magical words to improve parent-child relationships. If you remove the seven colored glasses that children who are on the verge of giving up wear--"predictive glasses," "it's no use glasses," "total denial glasses," "magnification/reduction glasses," "seeing too much glasses," "black and white glasses," and "predictive glasses"--they will develop a strong and resilient core!

Author’s Information

Born in 1991. Psychiatrist and certified psychologist. Due to Kawasaki disease contracted in childhood, he was left with coronary artery damage and continues to work as a doctor while undergoing treatment. He actively shares his perspectives gained from living with a disability and his knowledge as a psychiatrist through his books and social media. He has authored numerous books, including "Don't Live Too Much 'For Someone Else'."