Education of the child is very difficult and continuous process. Books cannot help to become ideal parents. However they will help to avoid some difficulties during the crisis moments.
Instruction
1. Classics among books about education of children by right it is possible to call the work Yu.B. Gippenreyter "To communicate with the child. How?". The book was published already four times and constantly held leader positions among sales. The work contains a lot of practical advice how to endure any given children's age crises. In the book everything is structured therefore after reading there are no particular problems how to apply the read councils in life. Yulia Gippenreyter, being the practicing psychologist and the teacher, could reflect all possible methods of successful education of children in the book. The simple and clear recommendations and also a set of examples, do the book easy for assimilation.
2. The book by Janusz Korchak "How to love the child" discloses motives of acts of children before the reader. In the work you will not meet ready recommendations for practical application. However the exclusive style of writing of the book will inform you of the main idea: it is necessary to accept children such what they are. Perhaps, the great Polish teacher, creating this work during the war, did not even think of what popularity it will gain. In the book it is possible to meet a set of examples from Korchak's life. The person who a long time worked the director children's orphan at home gives a fine parting word to all future parents, teachers, psychologists.
3. The book Donalda Woods Vinnikotta "A conversation with parents" narrates not only about a condition of children, but also possible reactions of parents. The work will be irreplaceable if you have a child from one month to three years. A lot of things in behavior of the baby can cause misunderstanding in parents. The book Vinnikotta is designed to dispel this misunderstanding. The main subjects which are touched in the book: alarm, depression of parents, involuntary reactions of the child, desires and gestures of the kid, their value.
4. The book by V.A. Sukhomlinsky "How to bring up the real person" narrates about the humane attitude towards the child. The work for convenience is divided into several chapters, each of which narrates about any given aspect of education. In the book the following subjects are touched: friendship, morals, esthetics, grief, joy, respect for people, religion, conscription. The author offers examples of that, to properly carry on a conversation with the child not to reach a deadlock. He also warns against mistakes and gives a practical advice about education.