Abstract

Discipline x typing x self-praise x parent-child praise changes both parents and children! You will be able to see your child's strengths! You will know how to praise your child in a way that suits them! Your child will grow up to be a strong, independent, world-class child!

1 Step 1 of "The Best Way to Praise" - Reconfirm the "family" (The basis of everything is in the "family," and all the wisdom necessary for life is learned in the "family")
2 "The Best Way to Praise" Step 2 - Assess your own and your child's type (Is my child "independent" or "dependent"? Is my child "dependent"?　(Is my child "independent" or "dependent"?) Eliminate misconceptions about parenting, and you will find it much easier to praise your child.
(What parents must do first to praise their children.)
4 Step 4 of "The Best Way to Praise" - Let's give shape to the "now that will never come again" with parent-child praise (5 benefits of parent-child praise that will never come again, etc.)
5 Tetsuo Hatta and Kunio Hara, "The Best Way to Praise" Dialogue - This is how we were raised, and this is how we were raised (The "best way to praise" is to respond to your child's ever-changing needs, fill yourself up so that you can continue to relate to your child positively, etc.)

Author’s Information

Tetsuo Hatta
Director of the Early Childhood Activity Study Group/Japan Institute of Management Education. He has taught children, staff training, and parent lectures more than 200 times a year for over 15 years, totaling more than 3,700 lectures. He is an advisor for early childhood education at the Homeiku Foundation, a certified instructor at the Institute of Personality Psychology, a Level 1 SBT coach certified by the JADA Association, and a certified and regular instructor at the JTA Japan Tatekoshi Association.

Kunio Hara
Representative Director of the Homeiku Foundation. He established the foundation for charitable work in children's education. Homeiku," an education that nurtures children through praise, has spread to 10 countries worldwide, is used in corporate training and early childhood education, and is supported by 200 companies and 1 million people in Japan and abroad. He gives more than 200 lectures annually, including overseas lectures in Australia, India, Singapore, and other countries. He has appeared on numerous television programs and, in 2018, received the Tokuminomiya Shrine Cultural Prize (this data was published at the time this book was published).