A Guide for Parents: Boundaries for Children and Adults

The simple-to-use concept of personal boundaries helps you communicate and cooperate with your child, avoiding misunderstandings and everyday dramas.

"I don't want to go to preschool!" "Play with me now!" "I won't eat that carrot!" "It's my tablet! I'll play as much as I want!" The challenges of differing needs are a daily part of parenting. Can we manage to communicate without crying and screaming? Experience shows that, unfortunately, this is often not the case.

This book is for you if:

• you feel like your child is "getting on top of you",
• you don't know if you're overreacting to your child's behavior,
• you can't say "no" or "stop",
• despite yourself, you give in to requests,
• you feel that it is difficult for you to take care of yourself.

The author makes parenting easier! Drawing on psychological concepts and her own extensive experience working with children, parents, and teachers, she provides a simple and practical tool to not only give but also draw strength and satisfaction from parenting.