"My mother read many books on education, participate in conferences and seminars like this and then come home all elated," she confides Thorben, 12 years, with a straight face and decided tone, during a seminar for parents whose children were also invited. "I feel" says chuckling, "that is for her to go smoke a pipe as educational." I looked at him incredulously. "What?" "Yes, what you get junkies, drug addicts. My mom has already become dependent!" "From what?" "You should see the mountain of books on education that is on his bedside table." He shakes his head: "Man, I really have to be a pest. And when the mother goes to these seminars, then try to put into practice everything they have said! Some things really work. But first we must be able to think. In these lectures taught to think like us! "" How? "Ride:" Yes, as the children! "" And how they think the children? "" In a simple but smart! "Thorben he beats his chest, pleased ...
by: There is no family without chaos
by Jan-Uwe Rogge
published by: Net
These are the first one hundred sixty-seven (more a less) words of the preface of the book. Only 189 pages divided into three parts where "idle", "to bed without tantrums," "ordineneldisordine", "interference of the grandparents," "Mothers and Work", "separation", "extended families" are some of the topics covered in a simple and straightforward language often for me enlightening.
There are many around, I know, but worth it.
I leave you a special treat:
Susan, 11, says with depth: "Mother always wants my own good." And then she asks vaguely philosophical tone: "And how do I learn?"
Happy reading!
Gabbi
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