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Amy Morin
ISBN 9780062565754
Rs. 1,120
William Morrow
13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don't Do
Who it's for: Parents seeking practical advice to raise resilient children
In 13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don't Do, psychotherapist Amy Morin provides a practical guide for parents seeking to cultivate resilience, independence, and emotional well-being in their children. Drawing on psychological research, the book identifies common parenting errors and offers actionable strategies to foster mental strength.Why You Should Read? Gain practical strategies to build mental strength and resilience in children. Identify and correct common parenting mistakes for improved child development. Apply evidence-based guidance rooted in psychological research.
Highlights
- Identifies 13 common parenting mistakes that undermine children's mental strength.
- Offers actionable strategies based on psychological research.
- Focuses on building resilience, independence, and emotional well-being.
- Written by psychotherapist Amy Morin, author of the '13 Things' series.
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Questions about this book
What is this book about?
It's a practical guide for parents to help them raise mentally strong children by avoiding 13 common parenting mistakes, based on psychological research.
Who is the author?
Amy Morin, a psychotherapist known for her '13 Things' series on mental strength.
Does the book provide specific strategies?
Yes, it offers actionable strategies to foster mental strength, resilience, and independence in children.
Is this book based on research?
Yes, it draws on psychological research to support its guidance.