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Hold On to Your Kids

Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers
De : Gordon Neufeld
Lu par : Gabor Maté, Daniel Mate
Durée : 13 h et 32 min

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International authority on child development Gordon Neufeld, PhD, joins forces with bestselling author Gabor Maté, MD, to tackle one of the most disturbing trends of our time: Children today looking to their peers for direction - their values, identity, and codes of behavior. This “peer orientation” undermines family cohesion, interferes with healthy development, and fosters a hostile and sexualized youth culture. Children end up becoming overly conformist, desensitized, and alienated, and being “cool” matters more to them than anything else. 

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©2008 Gabor Maté (P)2018 Vintage Canada

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  • Halls
  • 30/12/2018

most recommended parenting book

I am a family therapist and this is the only book on parenting I recommend. Brilliantly written on the latest brain research

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  • Ernest P. Clover
  • 14/01/2019

So great as a young father!

This is hard for me because I was raised a certain way, took in the lies of society, and peer grooming. This really forced me to take a step back and think before I engage with my kids, have a plan to work and work the plan.

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  • Yasmin R.
  • 07/03/2019

A parenting reality check

Fantastic information for our times, guiding parents with practical examples on how to parent our children through the age of information overload.

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  • Stephen
  • 01/03/2019

Vital

It's probably one of the most important books I've read. Not only does it explain why our culture is headed the direction it is, but it also gives us a way out of the course it's taking us in.

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  • Amazon Kunde
  • 20/02/2019

Interesting book

Interesting book, focusing all the time on personal attachment from different perspectives. . . .

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  • DoodleLover
  • 28/01/2019

A must read

A must read For all parents and educators who work with holders. Profound and insightful.

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  • Mary Robbins
  • 08/06/2019

This book deserves 10,000 stars!

While I don’t believe this book is perfect, at times I thought the reasoning was winding and repetitive, the content is unmatched in its insight.

Never have I heard read anything about parenting that gave me such a clear sense of purpose of my own role and understanding into my children. The thing Neufeld writes rings so true. I remember feeling the exact things he talks about as a child.

This is not your typical parenting book with tricks and tips; if you have problem A, then apply solution B to solve. The onus is on the parent to understand the child’s developmental stage, their needs and their abilities, and provide the necessary comfort, boundaries, care, etc. Over time I have seen my family transform from what I learned from this book. I wish I could give every new parent this book!

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  • Baby Xips
  • 13/05/2019

Just an amazing read

This book is a must for any parent. Should be the included manual with your kids!

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  • mikez
  • 10/05/2019

Genius level insight into what is really going on with child development

This book cuts like a laser to the core of our challenges. Can’t recommend it highly enough.

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  • Gom
  • 11/04/2019

Good book, monotone interpretation

I found the perspective of attachment as being in the root of the way adolescents behave presented by this book very interesting. The author describes and articulates very cleanly the problems of today’s adolescents. The performance is clear but monotonous, a few times, after 20 minutes of listening while driving it made me too sleepy to keep on listening.