A new discipline. Warm, calm and confident upbringing from a small child to a teenager

About how to be a child's guide and responsibly orient them in this chaotic world.

The author says: parents, it is not worth getting into negotiations, asking all the time, asking so many questions. We have other solutions, much more effective and beneficial for our relationships with children. There is a new discipline behind them. And you don't have to be strict about it.

This book discusses issues that - needless to say - most of us are afraid to talk about out loud.

Does moving from violence to indiscipline help children develop?

Does parental authority really take away a child's freedom?

Is it wrong to correct a child's behavior?

Does expressing disapproval lower his self-esteem?

Are asking, explaining and negotiating the only tools available?

Opinions about the book:

The new discipline is no longer synonymous with authority over children, but becomes an integral part of parental love and responsibility. The parent - by being in close contact - leads the child to the goal of being a mature, integrated, thinking and feeling adult.

Aga Nuckowski, Gestalt psychotherapist