Books like Teaching children to love by Doc Lew Childre

Learn practical communication strategies to strengthen parent‑child relationships, reduce conflict, and support your own well‑being.

Here is first aid for those rainy days, sick days, or just those long days with your preschooler... ***Child's Play*** is a fresh, delightfully entertaining compendium of crafts, games, and projects that will help keep your energetic 18-month- to-6-year-old happy, busy, and challenged. Here are inventive and educational activities from the very simple—newspaper hats and body tracings—to the more complex—making and playing musical instruments, cooking, and experimenting with science projects—all helpfully arranged by age or ability range so that the book can be consulted and put to work at a glance! With clear, straightforward instructions and illustrated with more than 100 charming line drawings. Child's Play is a boon for parents/teachers, and babysitters, a veritable treasure trove of kid-pleasers in an inviting and easy-to-use format.

An evidence‑based guide for parents seeking to restore calm and freedom in their children’s lives by simplifying home, routines, and media exposure, based on Kim John Payne’s two decades of family counseling experience.

An all-inclusive, fun, and educational book for kids and their parents to enjoy together, featuring activities, information, and ideas for engaging in the world.

"[Offers] parents of children aged 2-13 a ... roadmap to ... discipline, highlighting the fascinating and important connection between the way a parent reacts to misbehavior and a child's neurological development"--