Between parent and child pdf

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Share Download: Parent-child behavior contracts. Podcast Wunder community app. Main menu Our work Blog Surveys and research. Join our team Privacy policy Terms of use Fundraising disclosure Sitemap. Related Downloads Use a cell phone contract to get on the same page about phone usage. But the chapter that had me incredulous and disgusted was the one about how to approach sex and human values. First, he starts with the assumption that the average teen has sexual relationships.

Read the sample conversation between father and 16 yr old son on pg. I was horrified! And also bothered by how casually Ginott approaches premarital sex. I sincerely hope that his views aren't held by the parents of my kids' future friends and classmates.

Anyway, I noticed that several of my friends have this on their to-read shelves. My advice would be not to waste your time. Oh, and please refer me to some better parenting books! Nov 04, Kelli rated it really liked it. This book was eye-opening to me. The author suggests several ways to deal with your children. For example, 1 Say what you see, like, "You must've had a hard day," instead of criticizing them for being in a sullen mood.

By simply stating how they're feeling, it diminishes the intensity of the feeling. They see that you understand which helps them deal with the emotion. So, instead of saying, "Yo This book was eye-opening to me. So, instead of saying, "You're so smart! I try to bottle frustration inside when my kids do things they shouldn't.

When you're angry, you state how you feel and what you see without criticizing the child 'I' statements instead of 'you'. Stating how you feel and why helps diminish your anger as well and lets the child know they've overstepped their bounds. There were other points I'm not sure I agree with, like telling your child masturbation is O.

I think it's a lot different for girls than guys. Also, that all feelings should be accepted, be they hateful or angry or destructive. This helps kids feel that they can trust you with their feelings and builds your relationships.

However, actions should be restrained. He gives the example of 'it's O. But you can't physically hurt her. But don't all actions start with the thought? I don't know; I guess if the child is feeling that way, it's important to accept the way they're feeling, but to not let them give into their urges.

I think Dr. Ginott's work is very wonderful. This book, however, is dated. The gender and sexuality components are simply too s and are beyond not useful and into potentially harmful, in my opinion. So I'm recycling this book. BUT I highly recommend "Liberated Parents, Liberated Children," also in my book list, which is early s, I think, and written by some of the mothers in one Ginott's groups. That one is a little dated, but not too bad, and it retains a lot of the great things Ginott I think Dr.

That one is a little dated, but not too bad, and it retains a lot of the great things Ginott taught them. Despite the parts I didn't like, his overall approach to parenting is great, and there are some gems in this book: "Happiness, at best, is an illusory goal.

It is not a destination; it is a manner of traveling Living, by necessity, involves delay between desire and fulfillment, between plan and realization When a child cries, it is not necessary for mother to perform somersaults to bring back his smile.

Above all, children need wise management that is not based on guilt or martyrdom Placating a child will not clear the air. Some clouds will bring rain, regardless. All one can do is wait for the storm to pass without getting cold feet. Children draw strength and security from our ability to remain imperturbable and sympathetic. Sep 29, John rated it really liked it Shelves: maybe-read , maybe-re-read. As a parent, I learned a lot from this book about keeping cool with my kids in stressful situations.

Between Parent and Child teaches the reader not to suppress negative emotion but to express it in constructive ways. We've heard these messages before: "Use 'I' messages. According to the book, psychologists aren't either!

Nevertheless, it has given me a vocabulary to use and a goal to strive for when caring for my own children. Jul 07, Roslyn rated it it was amazing. I would call this book, "The NVC of Definitely read Harmful to Minors instead of his ideas on child sexuality. The whole discipline chapter and parts of the anxieties chapter I find to be off, c Excellent.

The whole discipline chapter and parts of the anxieties chapter I find to be off, controlling, confused, contradictory, and inauthentic. Oct 17, Chalida rated it it was amazing Shelves: books-read-since-babys-birth , books-read-since-baby-s-birth , education. Liam's preschool's book club book. Definitely eye-opening and I couldn't help reflecting on how my parents didn't communicate with me well growing up. It has already made me talk to Liam differently not to mention my students.

While it sounds easy, in the moment, it's sometimes hard to remember. Reflecting your child's feelings is key. Acknowledging their wishes and desires is a must. Every phrase we use has to be in the name of humanity and creating a human being so no judging, criticizing or n Liam's preschool's book club book. Every phrase we use has to be in the name of humanity and creating a human being so no judging, criticizing or nagging.

I think I will need a re-read every now and then. Alright, so I needed to adjust my expectations of this book a little bit. To be emotionally intelligent with our children and to validate their feelings without validating their behavior. So that's what I took away from it: how to talk to my kids. But I didn't find it so helpful in terms of curbing, or stopping unwanted behavior, so that's Alright, so I needed to adjust my expectations of this book a little bit.

But I didn't find it so helpful in terms of curbing, or stopping unwanted behavior, so that's I guess where the star comes off for me. It's a lot more about emotions than it is about behavior. Still very important and very helpful just not what I expected when I picked up the book.

There were very interesting and useful parts to this book, particularly first 5 chapters or so. However, as the edition I read was published in , the latter half of the book was very outdated in terms of male-female roles and expectations in society, as well as the author's perceptions about sexual identity and growth. Feb 28, Danny rated it really liked it Shelves: family-parenting. I had to read this in college. It is based on positive, goal based child rearing.

The focus in on how to communicate effectively to children. Since Dr. Ginott passed away, the new editor is Dr. Jun 10, Dena rated it it was amazing Shelves: nonfiction. He's an icon. Aug 27, UmLayla rated it it was amazing. This is a recent edition of an older book and I've also read his book to teachers. I very much appreciated his approach to communication and really needed his perspective.

I think it is a fantastic read. Apr 04, Cindy rated it it was amazing. With one small exception I am really liking this book, and wishing I'd read it 22 years ago!

Jan 04, Ruxandra Jurcut rated it it was amazing. Excellent, very thoughtful and realistic book on parent-children dialogue.

Loved it. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one ». Readers also enjoyed. Self Help. About Haim G. Ginott was a teacher, child psychologist and psychotherapist, who worked with children and parents.

He pioneered techniques for conversing with children that are still taught today. His book, Between Parent and Child,. Books by Haim G. Related Articles. Mahogany L. Browne's Picture Book Gift Guide. She's also the Read more Trivia About Between Parent an No trivia or quizzes yet. Add some now ». Quotes from Between Parent an Do we run after her and say "What is the matter with you?

Every time you come to visit you forget something. If it's not one thing it's another. Why can't you be like your sister? When she comes to visit, she knows how to behave. You're forty-four years old! Will you never learn?

I'm not a slave to pick up after you!