The 6 best books for parents

Raising and educating children in their passage through childhood is not easy. These books help you do it.

Raising and educating children during their childhood is one of the most complex tasks. It is a challenge to face responsibilities such as educating them in values, carrying out their fundamental care, combining protection with giving them autonomy, watching over their learning, and many other tasks.

Fortunately, there are a number of works of literature designed to help adults throughout this process of physical and emotional accompaniment. In these lines we will see several of the most recommendable ones; different books for parents that can serve as support for them not to get lost and to use effective educational strategies..

The most recommended books for parents (on education, upbringing, attachment...)

These are some of the books that may interest you if you have sons and daughters going through childhood or adolescence.

1. Edúcame Bien: 100 respuestas para madres y padres preocupados (Montse Domènech, Plaza & Janés)

This book is a practical guide that compiles the 100 most common questions asked by new parents from the birth of their children through adolescence.

With "Educate Me Well", any parent will quickly obtain the main knowledge required in the the main knowledge that is required in the first years of raising children, from the hand of a psychologist.The book is written by a psychologist with more than 40 years of experience in the field of children and adolescents.

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2. Martín's three treasures (Marina Marta García Fuentes)

This is a book written by psychologist Marina Marta García Fuentes, and designed for parents to read with their children.and designed for parents to read with their youngest children. It is a story that focuses on the regulation of emotions by children, especially those who have problems managing sadness, anger or fear.

In short, a very useful therapeutic story for the family and for professionals.Although it cannot replace a visit to child therapy and mental health professionals in general, it helps to understand why sometimes we feel bad even when we should not be suffering. In addition, prior to the paper publication of this work, this story had 4 million views on the Internet.

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3. The child's brain explained to parents (Álvaro Bilbao)

The brain is the set of organs that is at the basis of behavior, feelings and thoughts, so it never hurts to know how it works in a vital stage as important as childhood.So it never hurts to know how it works in a vital stage as important as childhood.

In this book, Álvaro Bilbao explains in a clear and simple manner which particularities are those that define the developing infant brainand what are the implications this has when raising and educating the little ones.

Moreover, taking into account that the first years of life are the time when many of the psychological traits that will remain stable in adulthood are defined, it is convenient to have this information in order to adapt well to their capacities, without demanding unreasonable things from them or wasting their potential.

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4. Happy parenting: how to take care of and understand your child from 0 to 6 years old (Rosa Jové)

This is one of the most interesting books on parenting, because delves into a fundamental topic in the process of providing support and security to young children: attachment..

How to manage tantrums, how to encourage them to explore the environment in a safe way, how to communicate with the little one when they are just a baby, how to interpret crying, what to do with the pacifier? Subjects that seem simple but that are fundamental in the day to day, and that will shape the way in which we go weaving a maternal-filial or paternal-filial relationship.

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5. Educating in Amazement (Catherine L'Ecuyer)

A book for parents that adopts the philosophy "less is more" to give proposals on how to manage the bombardment of information that reaches our children through the Internet and the mass media.

Educating in Amazement offers an educational proposal in which children are allowed to develop their sense of curiosity and explore the world from their own and explore the world from their own autonomy, without limiting themselves to be receivers of headlines and sensationalist news.

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6. Educating without losing your temper (Tania García)

Raising a son or daughter is often an exhausting task. And no wonder, because not only do we have to provide the expected material resources and the necessary information for them to learn; we also have to know how to manage the expression of feelings and how to deal with situations of ambiguity and uncertainty resulting from living with a person who thinks very differently from the way we do.

The aim of this book is for parents to avoid falling into the most common mistakes. The book is a great way to help the parents to take charge of their children's upbringing, to embark on their emotional and cognitive education by adapting to their pace, and to establish the emotional bond in the best possible way, without favoring the emergence of arguments and conflicts that are totally avoidable.

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