Kiss Me! How to raise your children with love
Kiss Me! is a book written in defence of children. In response to the many so-called expert theories that advocate the use of obsessive routines and excessive discipline, Dr. Carlos González – renowned paediatrician and author of My Child Won’t Eat! – advocates raising children based on love, respect and freedom.
Dr Carlos González believes that children are good, selfless, generous, honest, sociable and understanding and deserve all the love we can give them.
A bestseller in Spain, now published for the first time in English, Kiss me! How to raise your children with love offers a guide to ethical parenting.
Chapters include:
- Why children are the way they are
- Your child is a good person
- A few myths regarding sleep
- Rewards and punishment
- Quality time
Paperback: 429 pages
Publisher: Pinter & Martin
ISBN-10: 0976896931
ISBN-13: 978-0976896937
610g
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"A great book. Mischievous, challenging, honest, pulls no punches and is backed up with references. Covers so many areas of parenting concerns I would recommend it as a read for any stage as Carlos reminds us what is natural and sometimes to reset our expectations to 'normal'."
"RESPECT. That would summarise this book. The concept of respect to your baby or child as another human being. Sounds simple and obvious but will change the way you do or say things to your child. Full of common sense like all his books."
"I've read this book over and over for the different perspective it brings to child behaviour. I often replay in my head some of the wisdom from this book when deciding how to handle a new situation with my children. A really lovely, gentle but funny book and a very pleasant but thought provoking read."
"Anyone who loved My Child Won't Eat will love this book."
"Has been great for our parenting ..........and marriage. The humour of the book is wonderful as well as the clear science it shares to explain so many parenting worries. I would say a must read!"